A score never decides alone
- An occurrence record is not a mineral resource or reserve.
- Green intensity expresses a relative proprietary classification; it does not estimate reserves, grade, legal land availability, or returns.
- Recent events and meteorological estimates may change with each new query.
- The active processes shown are not filtered by commodity; the map does not prove mineral rights, land availability, or exploration and mining permits.
A hypothesis does not dress as a reserve
Favorable area, target, resource, and reserve are different stages. Our copy, map, and method preserve that distinction.
Every decision leaves a trail
Criteria, data, reviews, and validations record why an area advances, changes structure, or leaves the cycle.
Controls available on the public map
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.