Public Search

Search across public projects, companies, documents, and non-drill layers from one query surface.

Overview

The /search page is the public list-search entry point. Start with a free-text query, then tighten the search with structured filters before deciding whether you want to stay in a list workflow or continue into Map Search.

Public search home page showing the initial search shell before running a query.
The search shell starts light: one query bar, a filter drawer toggle, and a direct handoff to map view.

Filters Drawer

The drawer is where a loose keyword becomes a reproducible search. It supports both high-level scope filters and geology-specific drill or non-drill criteria.

Public search filters drawer showing search scope, groupings, data sources, company, document, assay, and non-drill filters.
The drawer combines search scope, data groupings, data sources, companies, document-content rules, assay filters, and non-drill value filters in one place.
  • Search scope decides whether the search should consider public data, personal data, or both.
  • Data groupings narrows by drill versus specific non-drill categories such as magnetics or known mines.
  • Mining Companies, Document must contain, and Document must not containrefine the file-level public context.
  • Assay filter and Non-drill filteradd value-aware geological criteria when a plain keyword is not precise enough.

Results Layout

Search results are grouped by type so you can decide whether the query is really a project lead, a document lead, or a broader thematic result set.

Public search results page showing grouped Projects and Documents sections for the Spargoville query.
Results are split by entity type. A single query can surface project-level matches and supporting documents in the same saved search.

Open on map

Sends the selected result to the map when you need spatial drill context instead of a list row.

Download

Available on file-backed document results so you can fetch the original public filing directly.

Saved search URL

The list search persists into the URL so the same query can be reopened or shared later.

Alerts
Map Search