AI Spectral Mineral Mapping · No-Code

Map surface mineralogy from orbit.

FlyPix AI is the no-code satellite mineral mapping software that turns multispectral and hyperspectral satellite data into alteration zones, mineral-group maps, and spectral indices for iron oxides, clays, and carbonates — covering thousands of square kilometres of reconnaissance ground and saving up to 99.7% of manual interpretation time.

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SPECTRAL SCAN · LIVE
SRC multispectral + hyperspectral
AOI 14,200 km²
CLASSED 5 mineral groups · Δ +2 alteration zones
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The Benchmark

Mapping one scene by hand takes 997 seconds.
FlyPix AI takes 3.

A single regional satellite scene can hold iron-oxide staining, clay alteration, and carbonate units spread across thousands of square kilometres. Working band ratios and spectral classes by hand does not scale. FlyPix AI derives indices and classifies mineralogy instantly, so reconnaissance keeps pace with every new acquisition.

Manual review
997s
to review one dense scene by hand

Geologists compute band ratios, threshold indices, and label spectral classes scene by scene. Results are subjective, slow, and inconsistent between analysts and acquisition dates.

VS
AI analysis by FlyPix
3s
for the same scene, fully detected

Up to 99.7% time saved. Consistent, georeferenced mineral and alteration maps you can trend across acquisitions and export straight into your GIS and exploration database.

99.7%
Time saved vs. manual
10,000+
Active users
6+
Data formats supported
1000s
km² per scene
What is satellite mineral mapping software?

AI surface mineralogy and alteration mapping, without the code.

Satellite mineral mapping software is a tool that analyses the spectral response of the ground from satellite data to map surface mineralogy and alteration over large areas. FlyPix AI is a no-code platform that uses artificial intelligence to derive spectral indices and band ratios, classify mineral groups, and outline alteration zones — clays, iron oxides, and carbonates — across multispectral and hyperspectral satellite data. You upload your scene, label a handful of known spectral classes, and the AI engine builds a custom model and maps mineralogy across the whole acquisition — turning days of band-by-band interpretation into minutes of decision-ready maps.

Capabilities

Everything you need to map mineralogy from satellite data

One platform to derive indices, classify minerals, and outline alteration across every scene you acquire — from a single tile to a regional reconnaissance mosaic.

Surface mineralogy mapping

Map the dominant surface minerals across a scene from satellite spectra, separating groups the eye cannot tell apart in true colour.

Alteration zone classification

Classify clay, iron-oxide, and carbonate alteration into mappable zones to outline hydrothermal footprints over wide areas.

Spectral indices & band ratios

Derive band ratios and mineral indices automatically to highlight iron oxides, clays, and carbonates from multispectral and hyperspectral bands.

Regional reconnaissance

Sweep thousands of square kilometres of unmapped ground in a single pass to prioritise where to look more closely.

Multi-date comparison

Compare mineral maps from repeat acquisitions to track exposure, weathering, and surface change over time.

No-code custom models

Train a classifier for the exact spectral signature you care about — a gossan, an alteration assemblage, a carbonate unit — by labelling a few examples, no programming.

How it works

From satellite scene to mineral map in four steps

A no-code workflow built so exploration and survey geologists — not just spectral specialists — can run production-grade mineral mapping.

STEP 01

Upload your scene

Bring multispectral or hyperspectral satellite data in any common format, from a single tile to a regional mosaic.

STEP 02

Label spectral classes

Mark a few known mineral or alteration examples — an iron-oxide stain, a clay zone, a carbonate unit. A handful is enough for the engine to learn.

STEP 03

Let the AI map

FlyPix derives indices and band ratios, classifies mineral groups, and outlines alteration zones across the whole acquisition.

STEP 04

Explore & export

Review mineral and alteration maps on interactive maps and dashboards, then export georeferenced layers to your GIS and exploration database.

FlyPix AI workspace showing AI object detection on geospatial imagery
Supported Data

One platform for every band over the ground

Mineral mapping is more than true-colour pictures. FlyPix AI ingests the full range of satellite remote-sensing data — separate mineral groups with multispectral and hyperspectral bands, read terrain and exposure with LiDAR, and complement spectral maps with SAR through cloud and vegetation — all in one workspace.

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RGB & true-color
Standard satellite, aerial & drone imagery
Supported
Multispectral
Vegetation, water & land-use analysis
Supported
Hyperspectral
Fine-grained material & spectral analysis
Supported
LiDAR
Elevation, volumes & 3D terrain
Supported
SAR (Synthetic Aperture Radar)
All-weather, day-or-night monitoring
Supported
API & GIS integration
Automate workflows, export vector layers
Supported
Why FlyPix

Why mapping teams choose FlyPix AI

The platform removes the bottlenecks that slow satellite mineral mapping: manual band ratios, specialist headcount, rigid formats, and tooling that cannot keep pace with new acquisitions.

Mapping in seconds

Derive indices and classify mineralogy across a full scene in seconds instead of days of manual band-ratioing — and repeat it on every new acquisition.

A true no-code platform

Geologists train and run AI classifiers on their own satellite data — no programming, no spectral-analysis team, no vendor queue.

Multi-sensor by design

Combine multispectral, hyperspectral, SAR, and LiDAR in one workspace and pick the right bands for the mineral group you are chasing.

Scales to any area

Zoom in on a single outcrop or sweep an entire reconnaissance belt at the cadence your programme demands.

Customer Reviews

What geospatial teams say

From industrial pilots to research labs to environmental missions — see how teams put FlyPix AI to work.

We ran a joint pilot with FlyPix AI in an industrial setting. We were impressed by the dedicated, easy-to-work-with team, their expertise, and how quickly they applied the technology to a novel use case.

Hannes Olbrich
Hannes Olbrich
Head of Investor Office · acitoflux, Germany

FlyPix AI helped us go from idea to proof of concept in record time. The team was responsive, the platform was easy to integrate, and we tested geospatial insights on real property data within days.

Ali Tehranchi
Ali Tehranchi
CEO · Bayscenary, USA

FlyPix AI made it remarkably easy to turn drone imagery into actionable results — truly next-gen tech, delivering AI-driven analysis and cloud computing within minutes without complex setups.

Jordan Bates
Jordan Bates
Researcher · University of Liège, Belgium

What surprised us most was how effortless it was to start. The platform is robust, easy to navigate, and extremely reliable.

Krishna Mohan
Krishna Mohan
Business Head · Stesalit Systems Ltd., India

FlyPix AI helped us automate land-use classification with incredible precision and speed, saving months of manual work.

Rohit Singh
Rohit Singh
Director · Intent to Solution, India

Working with FlyPix has significantly elevated the impact of our clean-up missions. We're proud to collaborate with a team that shares our commitment to environmental responsibility.

Robin Engelhard
Robin Engelhard
Chairman · Second Life e.V., Germany
Start mapping

Turn satellite data into mineral maps.

Create an account and run your first AI mineral map on a satellite scene in minutes — no credit card, no code. Want help scoping your workflow? Our geospatial team will set it up with you.

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FAQ

Satellite mineral mapping software, answered

The questions exploration and survey geologists ask before switching to AI-powered spectral mapping.

What is satellite mineral mapping software?
Satellite mineral mapping software analyses the spectral response of the ground from satellite data to map surface mineralogy and alteration over large areas. AI-powered platforms like FlyPix AI automatically derive spectral indices and band ratios, classify mineral groups, and outline alteration zones such as clays, iron oxides, and carbonates across multispectral and hyperspectral satellite data, turning days of band-by-band interpretation into minutes of georeferenced maps.
Do I need coding or spectral expertise to use FlyPix AI?
No. FlyPix AI is a no-code platform. You upload your satellite scene, label a few known mineral or alteration classes, and the AI engine builds a model and maps mineralogy across the whole acquisition automatically — no programming or deep spectral-analysis knowledge required.
Which minerals and alteration can FlyPix AI map from satellite data?
FlyPix AI maps the surface mineral groups that show a distinct spectral response, including iron oxides, clays, and carbonates, and classifies the alteration assemblages they form. It derives band ratios and spectral indices automatically and learns the signatures you label so it can map them consistently across the whole scene.
What satellite data and formats does FlyPix AI support?
FlyPix AI supports multispectral and hyperspectral satellite data in common formats, plus LiDAR for terrain and exposure and Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) to complement spectral maps through cloud and vegetation. It exports georeferenced mineral and alteration layers to your GIS and exploration database.
How large an area can FlyPix AI map at once?
FlyPix AI is built for regional reconnaissance and can map mineralogy across thousands of square kilometres in a single pass, so you can triage huge tracts of ground and decide where to focus closer work — from a single tile to a belt-scale mosaic.
How much time can FlyPix AI save versus manual interpretation?
FlyPix AI can save up to 99.7% of interpretation time. In FlyPix benchmarks, scene mapping that takes roughly 997 seconds by hand is completed by the AI engine in about 3 seconds.
Can I try FlyPix AI on my own satellite data?
Yes. You can create an account and start mapping your own satellite scenes, or request a guided demo to see spectral index derivation, mineral-group classification, and alteration mapping applied to data from your ground.
See the mineralogy, decoded

See what your ground is made of.

Join 10,000+ users automating geospatial analysis with FlyPix AI. Upload your first satellite scene and watch the AI derive indices, classify minerals, and outline alteration in seconds.