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Problem Solving or Problem Searching — A Look at the Data Process Hierarchy from Acquisition to Decision Making

Today’s exploration geochemist is faced with a twosided challenge of working with expanding volumes of multielement geochemical data and needing to effectively use computer software to extract meaningful information from this data. Data and information -combined with expert knowledge -represent the key resources required to evaluate potential mineral exploration targets and reach a decision about the viability of these targets.