About

Georeference Online Ltd

Georeference Online Ltd is a privately held company incorporated in British Columbia, and operating from Vancouver. It is managed and staffed by professionals experienced in the natural resources and computing industries, as well as in corporate management.

Clinton Smyth P.Geo

President and

Director

Clinton is a geologist and software developer with 40 years of experience in minerals exploration, resource evaluation and mining, 25 of those with the Anglo American Corporation of South Africa. He began his career as a De Beers Consolidated Mines student at the University of Cape Town in 1974, moving to the Anglo American Corporation with a BSc (Hons) in geochemistry in 1978. He served Anglo American in diverse roles throughout Africa and Australasia. In 1985 he was sent by Anglo to Imperial College, London, to study artificial intelligence applications in geology, and in 1996 he moved to Singapore to establish Anglo’s exploration presence in that region. During his career with Anglo he held various responsibilities in exploration geochemistry, resource evaluation, software development and corporate management. In 2000, as Vice President (Exploration) in Johannesburg, he resigned from Anglo American to establish Georeference Online Ltd in Vancouver. <Current CV> In 2017, Georeference Online Ltd. sold its artificial intelligence software and intellectual property to Minerva Intelligence Inc., where Clinton assumed the position of CEO. In May, 2019, Minerva was listed on the Toronto Venture Exchange under the symbol MVAI. In November, 2019, Minerva won the INSPIRE Challenge in Helsink, Finland, for its AI- based lanslide hazard map of the Veneto region in Italy. In 2020 Clinton hosted and presented in a 90 minute workshop on artificial intelligence at the INSPIRE 2020 Conference in Dubrovnik (reference below). In 2022 Clinton left Minerva and Minerva sold its economic geology software and development team to Bentley Systems for incorporation into Seequent’s LeapFrog system. In 2021, Redton Resources Inc., a private exploration company Clinton co-founded in 2005, optioned its Heath-Falcon copper property in British Columbia to Antofagasta PLC, one of Chile's largest copper mining companies. He managed the exploration of that property until March, 2024 when Antofagasta relinquished their option on the property.

Chris Ahern

Software Systems

Manager

Chris is a software engineer with 25 years experience, ranging from the administration of back-end Unix and Windows servers and databases, to front-end web development. After graduating from the University of Natal, South Africa, he started his career in the telecommunications industry, first with Telkom South Africa and later at MTN, a large mobile carrier in South Africa. After moving to Vancouver, he worked in a small consulting firm installing and configuring wholesale billing solutions for various telecom companies around the world. His broad range of experience is well suited to our work at Georeference Online, where, since 2008, he has developed and supported our CampControl system, together with our artificial intelligence applications in minerals exploration and GIS.

Selected Publications and Presentations

Clinton Smyth and Tatjana Krzman “Terminology, Translation and Artificial Intelligence”; Paper presented at the International Federation of Translators (FIT) Congress in Varadero, Cuba, in June, 2022 Clinton Smyth et al “Leveraging INSPIRE Data into Artificial Intelligence Applications”; Workshop presented together with David Poole, Gio Roberti and Matthew Harrison; Dubrovnik, June, 2020. https://inspire.ec.europa.eu/conference2020/webi nars/leveraging-inspire-data-artificial-intelligence- applications [Pdf slides and 90 minute video] Clinton Smyth “Artificial Intelligence and INSPIRE: Leveraging the INSPIRE Code Lists” Presentation to the INSPIRE 2018 Conference, Antwerp, Belguim, Video ; Presentation pdf Clinton Smyth and Cornelius Dekker “NI43-101 Technical Report on the Tatogga Lake Gold/Copper Project, British Columbia, Canada” 22 July, 2016. Comissioned by Manera Capital Corporation (now GT Gold Corp.) Filed on www.sedar.com This report documents the discovery of the Saddle South gold deposit, which, together with the associated Saddle North copper-gold porphyry deposit, was purchased from GT Gold by Newmont for US$311 million in 2021. Clinton Smyth “NI43-101 Technical Report on the Balabag Gold Project, Zamboanga Province, Philippines” 23 June, 2012. Commissioned by TVI Resource Development Phils. Inc. Filed on www.sedar.com Clinton Smyth “Lithology Classification: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow”; Mira Geoscience Conference, Montreal; October, 2012 Clinton Smyth "Vocabulary/Semantics Standardisation in Earth Sciences"; EarthCube Semantics and Ontologies Workshop, Ballston, Virginia; April, 2012 Jacek Kisynski and Clinton Smyth “Probabilistic Description, Modeling and Similarity-Ranking of Mineral Deposit Zones”; Accelerate BC /MITACS research report; June, 2011 Steve Williams and Clinton Smyth "The emerging study of geometallurgy – what is it and where might it go?" Process Mineralogy Conference, Antofagasta; November, 2010 Rita Sharma, David Poole and Clinton Smyth, A Framework for Ontologically-Grounded Probabilistic Matching, International Journal of Approximate Reasoning, 51(2), 240-262, January 2010. David Poole, Clinton Smyth and Rita Sharma “Ontology Design for Scientific Theories That Make Probabilistic Predictions” IEEE Intelligent Systems, Special Issue on Semantic Scientific Knowledge Integration - Jan/Feb 2009, pages 27-36 Lionel E. Jackon, Jr., Clinton P. Smyth and David Poole, HazardMatch: An application of artificial intelligence to landslide susceptibility mapping, Howe Sound area, British Columbia, in J. Locat, D. Perret, D. Turmel, D. Demers et S. Leroueil (eds.) Proceedings of the 4th Canadian Conference on Geohazards : From Causes to Management. Presse de l’Université Laval, Québec, 2008. Clinton Smyth “Enabling Semantic Interoperability between Mineral Deposit Descriptions from Different Provincial Databases” CGKN/GeoConnections report for the Geological Survey of Canada; 2003

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