Figures & data
Figure 1. Cloud platform architecture
Figure 2. Application of cloud servers
Figure 3. Virtual desktop operation
Figure 4. Data analysis and visualization
Figure 5. Training point in the study area
Figure 6. Geology in the study area. Legend: Carboniferous (C), Jurassic Granite (JG), Jurassic Mafic Intrusive rock (JMI), Cretaceous Continental sedimentary rock (KC), Cretaceous Granite (KG), Upper Cretaceous Granite (KG2), Lower Mesozoic (LMZ), Lower Mesozoic Volcanic rocks (LMZV), Lower Palaeozoic (LPZ), Lower Palaeozoic Eugeosyncline deposit (LPZE), Lower Tertiary Volcanic rocks (LTV), Permian (P), Quaternary (Q), Quaternary Volcanic rocks (QV), Tertiary Intrusive rock (TI), Miocene Felsic intrusive rocks (TMF), Miocene Volcanic rocks (TMV), Pliocene Continental deposition (TPC), Pliocene Felsic intrusive rocks (TPF), Pliocene Volcanic rocks (TPV), Triassic Granite (TRG), Triassic Eugeosyncline deposit (TRPE), Upper Palaeozoic(UPZ), Upper Palaeozoic Clastic wedged facies (UPZC), Upper Palaeozoic Eugeosyncline deposit (UPZE)
Figure 7. Faults in the study area
Figure 8. Fault ring buffer in the study area
Figure 9. K surface
Figure 10. Sb surface
Figure 11. Applying for data
Figure 12. Response layer
Table 1. Area-frequency
Figure 13. Prediction of the Carlin-type gold deposit Nevada
Data availability statement
The data that support the findings of this study are openly available at https://www.ige.unicamp.br/sdm/ArcSDM10/source/SDMArcGIS10.zip.