Explore where RadiXplore has geological data.
RadiXplore brings historical mineral exploration reports and related geological evidence from multiple jurisdictions into a connected search and intelligence environment. Use the map to check the regions we support, the underlying source collections and the types of information available for your work.
Explore our data coverage
RadiXplore brings together historical geological and exploration data from multiple jurisdictions around the world.
Explore the highlighted countries to see where we have data coverage. Our coverage continues to expand as we incorporate additional geological archives and datasets.
What kinds of data may be available?
- Historical exploration and geological reports.
- Exploration activities and observations.
- Maps, figures, sections and tables.
- Drillhole records and assays.
- Geochemistry, geology and other spatial evidence.
- Projects, tenements and selected commercial context.
- Derived historical exploration intelligence, where available.
How frequently is the data updated?
Historical geological archives change as government repositories publish or release new information. Refresh schedules differ by source and processing workflow.
Where a verified refresh date is available, it is shown with the individual collection. Absence of a recent date should not be interpreted as real-time or complete coverage.
For time-sensitive information about companies and projects, ask about the separate commercial intelligence sources included in your plan.
Can't find your region?
RadiXplore can assess additional geological archives and proprietary datasets as part of a scoped engagement. Tell us the jurisdiction, repository or project you need to investigate.
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If your region and dataset are already supported in the platform, you can begin exploring historical evidence and source-linked results.