Australia
What we hold: 1.5 million mapped geological units, 3.7 million structural features, 470,000 deposits and occurrences and 670,000 tenure records, from the Geological Survey of Queensland and the Geological Survey of New South Wales.
Australia: open ground, mining titles and open blocks ranked by recorded endowment, as published. The ranking screens the recorded deposit record; it is not modelled prospectivity.
- 1,504,430
- Geological units
- Across 8 jurisdictions
- 3,711,443
- Structural features
- 479,729
- Deposits and occurrences
- 677,561
- Tenure records
- Live and historic titles
What we hold
The layers for Australia.
| Layer | Features | Jurisdictions |
|---|---|---|
| Mapped geological unitsLithology and age where the publisher states them | 1,504,430 | 8 |
| Structural featuresFaults, contacts, lineaments and oriented measurements | 3,711,443 | 7 |
| Deposits and occurrencesMineral deposits and recorded occurrences | 479,729 | 9 |
| Tenure recordsLive and historic mineral titles from the register | 677,561 | 7 |
| Protected and excluded areasGround withheld from mineral entry | 768,257 | 7 |
| Drillhole collarsWhere the ground has already been drilled | 328,921 | 1 |
| Geochemical sample recordsPublished records; a sample held in two releases or compilations appears twice | 190,188,037 | · |
Open ground
62.3%
of 7.6 million km² assessed carries no live title and no recorded exclusion. A dated snapshot: a pegging decision needs a live register query on the day.
Counting only mineral titles, 67.1% is open for a new mineral title, because a petroleum title does not bar a mineral one.
What we can do here
Five capabilities, in Australia.
Atlas
Country atlas built, with provenance on every layer.
AvailableOpen Ground
Computed across 7 jurisdictions.
AvailableProspectivity
National models for 47 minerals, with ranked targets.
AvailableSpectral
Every satellite acquisition over the ground is searched; hyperspectral where it exists.
AvailableDue Diligence
Queensland end to end with live tenure; national layers everywhere.
National models in Australia: 47 minerals, with ranked targets
- Antimony
- Barium
- Beryllium
- Bismuth
- Boron
- Caesium
- Chromium
- Cobalt
- Copper
- Dysprosium
- Europium
- Gadolinium
- Gallium
- Germanium
- Gold
- Hafnium
- Indium
- Lanthanum
- Lead, zinc & silver
- Lithium
- Molybdenum
- Neodymium
- Nickel & cobalt
- Niobium
- Palladium
- Platinum
- Praseodymium
- Rare earths
- Rhenium
- Rubidium
- Samarium
- Scandium
- Selenium
- Silver
- Strontium
- Tantalum
- Tellurium
- Terbium
- Thorium
- Tin
- Tin & tungsten
- Tungsten
- Uranium
- Vanadium
- Ytterbium
- Yttrium
- Zirconium
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