Search

Find exploration projects, companies, reports, and geological data from one search bar.

Open Search from the left menu. You can look for a company, project, place, or document. For a geographic question, describe the data and area together, such as drillholes with gold above 2 g/t in Western Australia.

Use the document/list button beside the search bar to browse documents, companies, and projects. Use the globe/map button when you want to inspect locations and compare spatial data.

The current Search page with its query bar, list and map buttons, and recent searches.
The two buttons beside the query take you to a list or a map. Recent searches let you return to earlier work.

Narrow the results

Select the filter button beside the query. Start with the area and type of data you need, then add more filters if the results are too broad.

FilterUse it to
Search ScopeChoose public data, personal data, or both. Personal data means files available to your account.
Data GroupingsLook for drilling, geology, magnetics, mineral occurrences, or another data category.
Data SourcesLimit public results to particular exchanges, company websites, or geological data providers.
Mining CompaniesFocus on selected companies.
Document must contain / must not containInclude or exclude words and phrases in source documents.
Assay filterChoose an element, measurement type or method, and a value range. Check the units.
Non-drill filterFilter supported survey and surface data by a variable and value range.
Search filters showing the data scope and geological data categories.
Check the scope before searching for uploaded files. Public and personal data can be included in the same search.

Read a list result

Results are grouped into projects, companies, documents, and available non-drill layers. Open a project for its broader exploration context, or open a document to read the original evidence. Data badges show the types of extracted information available.

Fraser Range search results showing project matches, locations, and drilling summaries.
Project cards show the company, location, and collected data. Check these before opening a project with a familiar name.

Return to a search and follow updates

Your recent searches appear on Search. Bookmark useful searches, and open their settings to attach them to a project. A New results badge tells you there is an update to review.