The Norwegian Geotechnical Institute (NGI), project coordinator of MINEYE, hosted an event at Campus Ullevål in Oslo on 21 September 2026, bringing together approximately 40–50 participants from the wider geoscientific community.
Co-organised with the University of Bologna and Luleå University of Technology, the event focused on the innovative approaches being developed and applied by MINEYE for mineral exploration across three European case study sites in Spain, Albania and Sweden.
Participants were introduced to the project’s integrated exploration methodologies, combining the collection, processing and modelling of multiple data sources, including satellite imagery, geophysical and geochemical information, and in-situ measurements.
The results presented highlighted areas with high potential for new mineral discoveries, demonstrating how the integration of different datasets and advanced exploration techniques can contribute to more effective and targeted mineral exploration.
Beyond sharing the project’s scientific progress and findings, the event provided an important opportunity to raise awareness of MINEYE within NGI’s broader geoscientific community and strengthen engagement with the project’s objectives and activities.
MINEYE continues to bring together European expertise and innovative technologies to support more efficient and sustainable mineral exploration.
