Basic Asset Scan FREE · INSTANT

Identification

• Asset code — permanent GeaSpirit internal code for this asset; lets it be searched, cited and tracked over time.
• Mine name — public or most common known name of the asset.
• Country / Region — jurisdiction where the asset is located.
• Latitude / Longitude — approximate public coordinates used for map, satellite and open-data analysis.
• Asset type — classification: mine, tailings facility, project, deposit or second-chance candidate.

Mineral information

• Primary commodity — main mineral or metal associated with the asset.
• Secondary commodities — additional minerals or metals reported in public data.
• Deposit type — geological model / mineralization style of the asset.
• Deposit family — simplified technical category GeaSpirit uses for comparison and scoring.

Operations

• Status — known operational condition: active, closed, care & maintenance, unknown or second-chance.
• Commercial status — practical read on whether the asset may be relevant for reprocessing, redevelopment, review or monitoring.
• Period — historical timeline where public information exists.
• Historical / production — known public production data or historical context.
• Resources / reserves — publicly reported mineral resources or reserves, if available.
• Grade — publicly reported ore grade, if available.
• Operator — known operator or company associated with the asset.
• Closure reason — known reason the asset stopped or changed status, if available.

GeaSpirit analysis

• GeaSpirit Score — overall screening score 0–100. Not a valuation and not proof of discovery; a prioritization score from available open data.
• Signal — strength of geological, satellite, public-record or contextual signals.
• Access / Depth — approximate accessibility and depth-related confidence; limited when subsurface data is unavailable.
• Precision — confidence in location, coordinate quality and data specificity.
• Certainty — confidence from data completeness, source quality and consistency.
• Infrastructure input — infrastructure relevance: proximity to roads, settlements, historical operations or industrial activity.
• Geology input — strength of geological context (deposit type, mineralization, regional geology).
• Satellite signal input — surface / remote-sensing signal from available satellite / open geospatial layers.
• Confidence band — simplified category: LOW, MEDIUM or HIGH.
• Evidence level — level of supporting evidence. L1 = open-data baseline only.

Source & provenance

• Source database — public source or internal curated dataset used.
• Source URL — public reference link, where available.
• Confidence level — reliability category assigned to the available data.
• License status — known public-data / license classification, if available.
• Last updated — date the asset record was last updated in GeaSpirit.

This free report is an open-data screening report. It is designed for triage and prioritization only. It is not a legal title report, technical due diligence, investment advice, reserve certification or mineral discovery guarantee.