Greenridge Advances Carpenter Lake Uranium Targeting With 3D Inversion and AI Modelling

Greenridge Exploration Inc ( (TSE:GXP) ) has provided an announcement.

Greenridge Exploration has completed an integrated 3D multi-physics inversion and machine-learning-assisted lithology modelling program at its Carpenter Lake Uranium Project in northern Saskatchewan. The work, carried out with Convolutions Geoscience and Computational Geosciences using the GILI platform, combined historical VTEM, Falcon gravity and magnetic data with 2025 drill results to build a detailed 3D geological and structural model of the Cable Bay Shear Zone.

Parametric modelling of VTEM data defined steep graphitic pelite conductors along the shear zone, while joint gravity and EM inversions highlighted density-low anomalies coincident with these conductive panels. The enhanced model significantly sharpens Greenridge’s understanding of subsurface structures over more than 15 km of strike, improving drill targeting and potentially strengthening the project’s exploration upside and strategic positioning in the uranium sector.

More about Greenridge Exploration Inc

Greenridge Exploration Inc. is a mineral exploration company focused on uranium assets in Canada’s Athabasca Basin region. The company is advancing its Carpenter Lake Uranium Project, situated along the highly prospective Cable Bay Shear Zone on the southern margin of the basin in northern Saskatchewan.

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