OpenOre

OpenOre — Structured critical-minerals intelligence graph: geospatial mineral asset and licence layers (active mines, new exploration zones, critical infrastructure), mining cadastre and licence records with holder/commodity/jurisdiction, institutional metadata on mining ministries, geological surveys and cadastres with usability/reliability ratings, country and commodity trade flows, and continuously updated derived signals (corridor risk, licence changes, market signals) — each object carrying explicit source provenance and currency metadata, packaged as a GIS Atlas plus a monitoring Comman…

OpenOre offers (Alternative, Geospatial, Reference, Supply Chain, Fundamental) — Global GIS coverage across multiple layer families (active mines, new exploration zones, critical infrastructure, mineral assets, licences, institutions/mining ministries, geological surveys, cadastres, trade flows, market signals) with per-layer source and currency metadata; no published record or layer count (inferred multi-hundred-thousand spatial/licence features from the global mine + cadastre scope).

Jurisdiction and country-risk screening for mineral investment; licence-ownership and tenure diligence before acquiring or partnering on a project; verifying exploration rights and tracking licence changes as an event feed; commodity/jurisdiction monitoring and alerting; building supply-chain exposure maps from trade flows; assessing institutional and data-reliability quality of a mining jurisdiction (a governance signal); training or grounding agents that answer asset-tenure and jurisdiction questions; and geospatial ML labels for mine/exploration/infrastructure footprint models.

The data is with 2 years of history.

Coverage spans Other, APAC, UK; Other Metals & Mining, Data Processing & Outsourced Services; alternative, geospatial, reference, supply_chain, fundamental; equities, commodities.