Water screening
Compare basin-level water stress and future water-context signals across assets.
Search and screen a standardised global dataset of 25,000+ mines, development projects, prospects and other mineral assets.
Global Mining Dataset is built for screening workflows, not only asset lookup. Each asset connects to comparable location-based metrics for water, infrastructure, jurisdiction and surrounding constraints.
Built for screening
The platform standardises asset information and links each record to location-based metrics, helping teams move from a directory of mining projects to a repeatable first-pass screening workflow.
Compare basin-level water stress and future water-context signals across assets.
Review road, rail, port, power generation and transmission context around each location.
Screen country-level governance, fragility and institutional indicators consistently.
Connect assets to surrounding population, contaminants, nearby activity and other spatial context.
What users can do
Use the same asset-level fields and geospatial constraints across large asset universes, portfolio reviews, market scans and deal-flow screens.
Build longlists by commodity, geography, project status and available asset-level fields.
Use the same screening assumptions across assets, countries and commodity groups.
Move standardised screening outputs into spreadsheets, memos and downstream diligence workflows.
Enterprise users can screen internal locations and acquisition targets against the same framework.
Asset coverage
The asset universe combines mines, projects, prospects, occurrences and mining-related facilities from multiple source datasets where the evidence can be standardised into a publishable asset record.
Review the asset universe methodology and mining data source documentation for coverage notes and source limitations.
Workflow
The database supports the early progression from broad asset search to a smaller set of opportunities that justify deeper diligence.
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See how the asset database, screening layers and structured exports support repeatable pre-due-diligence screening.