Mineral
Locates records associated with rare earths and separates occurrences, projects, and production history.
Mineral records and territorial signals combined in interactive layers for a clearer view of Brazil.
The data technology behind this map was conceived and developed entirely by Brasil Terras Raras. Our proprietary architecture structures, cross-references, and presents territorial information in an integrated experience built by our team.
Our system organizes mineral occurrences, mining processes, geology, mapped mining activity, protected territories, and recent events in independent layers. Each interaction reveals new relationships across the data and deepens the territorial reading with precision and clarity.
An occurrence record is not a mineral resource or reserve.
Green intensity compares the relative concentration of nearby public signals; it does not estimate reserves, grade, land availability, or returns.
Recent events and meteorological estimates may change with each new query.
The active processes shown are not filtered by commodity; the map does not prove mineral rights, land availability, or exploration and mining permits.
The new layers compare different signals without turning visual correlation into a technical conclusion.
Locates records associated with rare earths and separates occurrences, projects, and production history.
Summarizes record distribution by state to reveal documentary concentration.
Shows recent environmental events and queries temperature, humidity, precipitation, and wind at the selected coordinate.
Adds recent regional seismicity as geological context without inferring local risk.