Map Search
Turn a public search into a spatial drill workflow, then refine it with map-side filters, focus controls, alerts, and 3D handoffs.
Overview
Map Search is the spatial continuation of Public Search. It materializes a public combination, loads the matching drill holes and non-drill layers onto the map, and keeps the result list beside the map so you can keep iterating without losing context.

Filter Families
The full search panel on the map exposes every filter family that drives the public combination. This is the right place to tighten a query after you see where the first-pass drill hits actually land.

- Data Groupings controls which public categories are eligible to participate in the map search at all.
- Data Sources lets you isolate exchange filings, company-hosted files, or government data.
- Mining Companies narrows the public issuer set without abandoning the current keyword.
- Document must contain and must not contain add file-content constraints on top of the broader search state.
- Assay filter adds drill-interval element logic.
- Non-drill filter adds value-aware thresholds for map-backed non-drill layers.

Working the Results
The left-side results panel is not just a count. It is how you move between projects, focus the map, and decide whether the current search should become a regional alert or a 3D scene.
Focus buttons
Each project row includes a focus action that zooms the map onto that project drill footprint.
Search by Area
Switches the workflow from keyword-driven search into rectangle selection so you can constrain the next search to the current map extent or an explicit AOI.
View in 3D and Alerts
The action bar turns the current search result into a 3D scene or a saved spatial alert without rebuilding the query from scratch.