Deposit data

The USGS publish a lot of free data on mineral deposits through their open file reports. These reports often include the source data and spreadsheets.

Generic link - https://www.usgs.gov/science-explorer-results?es=Grade+and+Tonnage+Models

Deposit specific links

• Porphyry deposits - link and an older version link 
• Sediment hosted Cu deposits - link
• Sediment hosted Zinc deposits - link
• Sediment hosted Au deposits - link
• VMS - link

Please note that these reports aren't produced every year, so the data will be a bit out of date (up to 10 years depending on the deposit type).


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