Controls available on the public map
| Control | Interpretation |
|---|---|
| BTR prioritized areas | BTR's relative territorial prioritization; not grade or reserves. |
| Rare-earth records | Rare-earth record points; they do not establish deposit continuity. |
| Concentration by state | An aggregated state view; not a resource or production estimate. |
Step by step
- Open the layers panel and enable Rare-earth records to display the points. Zoom in on the region you want to explore.
- Compare this view with BTR prioritized areas and the Concentration by state layer. Check which layers are enabled before interpreting the map.
Scope and limits
Records and BTR prioritization serve different purposes. A record does not prove a mineral reserve. Green intensity represents a relative proprietary classification, not grade, legal availability or financial returns.
The public map offers the three controls listed in the guide. BTR resources, mining processes, indigenous lands, protected areas and other technical layers are not available as additional controls in this interface. Describing a dataset or method does not mean that feature is available in the public product.
Next verification
Evaluating a project hypothesis requires additional evidence. The BTR method combines territorial analysis with field observations, sampling and laboratory work.