02 · Integrate
Geological, geochemical, mineralogical, and territorial data are normalized and compared as complementary evidence.
Geochemical, mineralogical, and structural signals are compared as traceable evidence to prioritize areas for further investigation.
Layers and sources
Our system organizes mineral occurrences, mining processes, geology, mapped mining activity, protected territories, and recent events in independent layers. Each interaction reveals new relationships across the data and deepens the territorial reading with precision and clarity.
| Source or layer | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Investment areas | USGS MRDS + SGB / GeoSGB |
| Rare-earth records | USGS MRDS |
| Concentration by state | IBGE |
| Rare-earth resources | SGB / GeoSGB |
| 1:1 million geology | SGB / GeoSGB |
| Active mining processes | ANM / SIGMINE |
| 2024 mining areas | MapBiomas 10 m |
| Indigenous lands | MapBiomas / MMA |
| Federal protected areas | MapBiomas / MMA |
| Recent environmental events | NASA EONET |
| 30-day seismicity | USGS |
Traceable decisions
Criteria, sources, and revisions remain visible so each priority can be understood and reassessed.