EZ-ID Sample Identification Software
Quickly identify your target samples with EZ-ID software for Spectral Evolution spectrometers and spectroradiometers. Built into our DARWin SP user interface, EZ-ID provides real time sample identification for field or lab use. Scan your target data and immediately match it against a known library, such as the USGS library which is included with EZ-ID. Or for mineral identification choose the optional SpecMIN library or the new GeoSPEC High Resolution Library comprised of scans of samples from the Colorado School of Mines Museum collection. Or create your own custom built library. EZ-ID provides a Library Builder software module so you can quickly and easily create and add to a custom library.
EZ-ID software works with samples from a wide range of applications including vegetation studies, soil research, crop health, raw materials identification and QC, plastics identification, minerals, and more.
EZ-ID Mineral Identification Software
Built into our DARWin SP user interface, EZ-ID provides real time mineral identification for field or lab use. Scan your target data and immediately match it against a known library, such as the USGS library which is included with EZ-ID. Or choose the optional SpecMIN library or the new GeoSPEC High Resolution Library comprised of scans of samples from the Colorado School of Mines Museum collection, or create your own custom built library. EZ-ID provides a Library Builder software module so you can quickly and easily create and add to a custom library.
EZ-ID makes target mineral identification easier and more accurate with oreXpress, oreXplorer and oreXpert field spectrometers by providing access to three libraries:
By ordering all three you have access to 2600 spectra for 1047 minerals.
EZ-ID includes scalars to better understand geochemical conditions at alteration.
EZ-ID Mineral Identification Software
Our EZ-ID software allows you to quickly identify minerals of interest, match them against existing libraries (like SpecMIN, USGS or GeoSPEC), or create your own custom library. EZ-ID software provides:
With EZ-ID, the mineral identification capabilities are built into the spectrometer, so you have instant access in the field. The results include more accurate identification, faster identification and the ability to take more sample scans in less time.
Example of some of the minerals you can identify with EZ-ID software
Gold
Minerals we can identify:
Low sulfidation deposits: illite, kaolinite, chlorite, illite/smectite, buddingtonite, epidote, montmorillonite, zeolite, quartz, calcite, hematite
For high sulfidation: alunite, opal, dickite, pyrophyllite, diaspora, zunyite, topaz, illite, kaolinite, epidote, quartz, montmorillonite, goethite, jarosite, hematite
For orogenic gold: muscovite, paragonite, roscoelite, illite, kaolinite, quartz, siderite, ankerite, calcite, dolomite, carbonates
Copper
Minerals we can identify:
Porphyry copper: tourmaline, muscovite, alunite, kaolinite, jarosite, goethite, hematite, chalcanthite
Oxidized BXA (leach cap): mica, jarosite, alunite, kaolinite
Oxidized phyllic: alunite, kaolinite, jarosite, copper sulfate overprinting muscovite
Potassic: muscovite, tourmaline, some alunite
Nickel
Minerals we can identify:
Nickel in lateritic ore deposits: nickeliferous limonite, goethite, smectite, nontronite, garnierite
Nickel sulfide: pentlandite, pyrrohotite, chalcopyrite, pyrite, pyroxenes
Uranium
Minerals we can identify:
Uraninite, sericite, dickite, chlorite, kaolinite, illite, pyrite, chalcopyrite
Lithium
Minerals we can identify:
Lepidolite, spodumene, hectorite
Library Builder Module
Create your own custom library of mineral spectra for a specific set of minerals, locations, projects – quickly and easily with our Library Builder Module.
Library Builder is a powerful tool for creating a custom library that will make your identification processes even more accurate.
You can build your own custom library by scanning known samples and entering your critical metadata. Metadata can be customized to include information specific to your application. For example in a raw materials inspection/QC application you might include vendor name, lot number, and similar information. In a vegetation library, you might include location (including GPS coordinates) time of day for the scan, atmospheric conditions, and so on.
