MSoftech · Nov 2023 – Jun 2024
An address-based geological survey system that evaluates hot spring development feasibility through AI — scoring geological conditions, estimating yield and cost, and assessing drilling risks to support multi-billion-won investment decisions before breaking ground.
AI Geological Analysis is a feasibility assessment platform for hot spring development. Given any address in Korea, the system analyzes geological data — rock types, fault structures, fracture zones, geothermal gradients — from the Korea Institute of Geoscience and Mineral Resources (KIGAM) and generates a comprehensive AI report with development grade, estimated yield, projected cost, and risk evaluation.
Hot spring development is a high-stakes investment — often exceeding billions of won — where failure means total loss. This system automates the initial feasibility assessment that traditionally required expensive geological consultants, enabling developers to make data-driven go/no-go decisions with AI-scored confidence levels before committing capital.
Building AI Geological Analysis required deep understanding of geoscience, hot spring regulations, and drilling engineering — domains far beyond typical software development. MSoftech independently studied geological survey methodology, Korean hot spring law (온천법), drilling cost structures, and risk assessment frameworks before designing the system architecture.
The system's core output — a comprehensive AI report that evaluates hot spring development feasibility from every angle. Each report delivers an overall grade (A+ to D), geological scoring across 5 dimensions, AI-generated development opinions, theory-vs-reality gap analysis, geological cross-section visualization, 6-factor risk assessment, and detailed construction cost estimation.
The system takes an address input and retrieves geological data from KIGAM 1:50,000 maps and the National Groundwater Information Center. The Spring Boot API processes this data through an AI analysis pipeline that evaluates geological conditions, estimates yield and cost, and generates a structured feasibility report with grade scoring and risk assessment.