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1 A geoscience solution that empowers exploration teams to work smarter, quicker and make more informed decisions. ESSENTIAL KNOWLEDGE FOR EXPLORATION Hundreds of thousands of scientific maps extracted from geologic publications EASY DISCOVERY OF MAPS AND OTHER SPATIAL DATA Intuitive search and discovery features help geoscientists find critical information quickly SEAMLESS WORKFLOW INTEGRATIONS Maps are actionable and can be integrated into essential geoscience workflow tools FOR METALS & MINING

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A geoscience solution that empowers exploration teams to work smarter, quicker and make more informed decisions.

ESSENTIAL KNOWLEDGE FOR EXPLORATION

Hundreds of thousands of scientific maps extracted from

geologic publications

EASY DISCOVERY OF MAPS AND OTHER SPATIAL DATA

Intuitive search and discovery features help geoscientists

find critical information quickly

SEAMLESS WORKFLOW INTEGRATIONS

Maps are actionable and can be integrated into essential

geoscience workflow tools

FOR METALS & MINING

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Help your exploration teams manage through risk and uncertainty.

THE CHALLENGE OF THE UNKNOWN

For geoscientists and team leaders working in the metals and mining industry, the concepts of risk and uncertainty are everyday occurrences. Determining whether an economically viable mineral deposit exists beneath the subsurface is not an exact science and requires answers to challenging research questions. Whether exploring greenfields or brownfields, companies face huge economic risks when a project is not fully researched and vetted during the prospecting process. The biggest risk of all, however, is not having the right information at all or easily accessible – and that is more often the case than not.

Even when valuable information, such as scientific literature, maps and seismic data, is available, it’s often buried in the literature, rendering it too time-consuming to draw conclusions from. The exploration geoscientist’s work is integral to the bottom line, yet their time and research is often hampered by the lack of easily accessible, relevant information. When geoscientists spend too much time searching for information rather than analyzing it, projects delay and fail. In a tough economic environment, in a volatile industry, it’s even more critical that exploration plays and assets are optimized.

A SOLUTION THAT MAKES EXPLORATION MORE SEAMLESS

Geofacets empowers geoscientists with an innovative, spatially-designed platform combined with hundreds of thousands of geologic maps and integration capabilities. With Geofacets, users quickly discover downloadable, georeferenced maps curated from trusted publications – helping exploration teams make more informed decisions, mitigate risk and increase productivity. Geofacets offers:

• Essential geologic knowledge – Hundreds of thousands of scientific maps extracted from geologic publications

• Easy discovery of maps and other spatial data – Intuitive search and discovery features help geoscientists find critical information quickly

• Seamless workflow integrations – Maps are actionable and can be integrated into essential geoscience workflow tools such as ArcGIS™, Google Earth and more

WHY GEOFACETS

• Support exploration decisions with trusted geologic data: From general geology to specialized subject areas, Geofacets contains a diversified set of downloadable geologic maps that can help geoscientists characterize a region or basin, provide scientific backup for prioritizing exploration prospects and keep internal knowledge about a strategic area of interest up-to-date.

• Save time and increase team productivity: Geofacets offers hundreds of thousands of easily discoverable and georeferenced scientific maps aggregated from across trusted geologic publications so that geoscientists avoid manual searches and georeferencing work.

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ESSENTIAL GEOLOGIC KNOWLEDGE FOR NATURAL RESOURCE EXPLORATION

Geofacets extracts scientific maps from vital geologic publications, like Ore Geology Reviews and Economic Geology, and aggregates them into our vast database. Geoscientists use Geofacets’ content to understand the geologic characteristics of an area, enhance analyses and interpretations, and integrate proprietary data with published information.

• Over 600,000 scientific maps sourced from esteemed geologic publications

• Carefully curated for relevance to exploration geoscientists

• Multi-disciplinary from foundational geologic maps to specialized subject area-based maps

• Read-only PDF of entire source article included with each map for added context

• Link to original source also included for full-rights access to source article

Geofacets adds

maps every month

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EASY DISCOVERY OF MAPS AND OTHER SPATIAL DATA

With Geofacets, geoscientists search for maps in the way they think – spatially. Discover worldwide and regional content on an interactive map-based interface that makes searching seamless.

Conduct a search by location

Results are displayed via clusters, as defined by map centerpoints Refine results using geologic facets, including map subject, map type and basin

Conduct a text-based search, including geographic metadata

- OR -

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ArcGISTM

Download a map in Geofacets as a GeoTIFF or shapefile and upload into ArcGISTM

Web Map Service/ Web Feature ServiceDisplay and discover Geofacets content index in any WMS-enabled platform

Powerpoint®

Download a map as a JPEG and upload into PowerPoint®

Google EarthDownload a map as a KMZ and upload into Google Earth

SEAMLESS WORKFLOW INTEGRATIONS

Maps are downloadable into multiple file formats and can be seamlessly integrated into essential exploration workflow tools:

“ Geofacets provides the ability to quickly access geoscience data for active and potential exploration areas.”

– Information Specialist, Metals and Mining Company

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Geofacets accelerates exploration, reduces risk and helps validate decisions

HOW GEOSCIENTISTS USE GEOFACETS

• Characterizing a mineral deposit or geographic area’s geology

• Formulating specific questions, and points for use in asset acquisition or joint ventures

• Providing scientific backup for prioritizing exploration prospects

• Keeping internal knowledge for a region of strategic importance up-to-date

• Integrating proprietary maps and data with published information

WHY COMPANIES/ORGANIZATIONS USE GEOFACETS

• Making more informed exploration decisions

• Better assessing risks

• Doing more with less resources and time

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GEOFACETS EXTRACTS MAPS FROM ESSENTIAL GEOLOGIC PUBLICATIONS AND WORKS WITH SEVERAL ESTEEMED PUBLISHERS Elsevier is the world’s leading provider of academic information, serving more than 30 million professionals worldwide. For over 40 years, Elsevier has provided the upstream oil & gas industry with trusted content from our books and journals, and innovative research tools like Geofacets.

Applied Geochemistry Chemical Geology Chemie der Erde–Geochemistry Cretaceous Research Earth and Planetary Science Letters Earth Science Frontiers Earth Science Reviews Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta Geodinamica Acta Global and Planetary Change Gondwana Research International Journal of Coal Geology Journal of African Earth Sciences Journal of Asian Earth Sciences Journal of South East Asian Earth Sciences Journal of Geochemical Exploration Journal of Geodynamics Journal of Petroleum Science and Engineering Journal of South American Earth Sciences Journal of Structural Geology Journal of Unconventional Oil and Gas Resources Journal of Volcanology and Geothermal Research Lithos Marine and Petroleum Geology Marine Geology Marine Micropaleontology Ore Geology Reviews Organic Geochemistry Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology Palaeoworld Petroleum Exploration and Development Precambrian Research Russian Geology and Geophysics Sedimentary Geology Tectonophysics

1986 – present1988 – present2002 – present1980 – present1990 – present2007 – 20091990 – present1990 – present1998 – 20031989 – present1997 – present1980 – present1983 – present1997 – present1986 – 19961972 – present1984 – present1987 – present1988 – present1979 – present2013 – present2000 – present1997 – present1984 – present1964 – present1976 – present1986 – present1977 – present1993 – present2006 – present2008 – present1974 – present2007 – present1967 – present1964 – present

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SEG is an international organization committed to advancing the science and the discovery of mineral resources. The Society’s market-leading journal Economic Geology is widely recognized as the authoritative reference on ore deposit geology. Its content is particularly useful to researchers attempting to better understand geological processes, decision-makers attempting to assess mineral resource potential of areas and explorationists attempting to discover new ore bodies.

Economic Geology 1905 – present

Economic Geology contains the results of basic and applied research focused on the geology and genesis of ore deposits from throughout the world. Papers specifically include the most up-to-date geological maps of world-class ore deposits, and information regarding their tectonic setting, geological history, age of ore formation, mineralogy, hydrothermal alteration, geochemistry, structural geology, exploration guidelines and processes of formation.

GSL’s Lyell Collection, one of the largest integrated collections of earth science literature, delivers a wealth of knowledge from the complete collection of GSL’s journals, special publications and book series, and covers subject areas such as exploration geology, geophysics, geochemistry and petrophysics. Scientific insights derived from this research can be applied to the exploration of conventional and unconventional oil and gas resources.

Engineering Geology Special Publications 1985 – presentGeochemistry: Exploration, Environment, Analysis 2001 – presentJournal of Micropaleontology 1982 – presentJournal of the Geological Society 1845 – presentMemoirs* 1958 – presentPetroleum Geology Conference Series* 1993 – presentPetroleum Geoscience 1995 – presentProceedings of the Yorkshire Geological Society 1839 – presentQuarterly Journal of Engineering Geology and Hydrogeology 1967 – presentScottish Journal of Geology 1965 – presentSpecial Publications 1964 – presentTransactions of the Geological Society of London* 1811 – 1856

SEPM is an international not-for-profit society dedicated to the dissemination of scientific information on sedimentology, stratigraphy, paleontology and many related specialties. The society has a long tradition of publishing papers that become benchmark contributions to sedimentary geology. With top technical journals and book series, including the Journal of Sedimentary Research and PALAIOS, SEPM is a definitive source of essential scientific insights for the exploration of conventional and unconventional oil and gas resources.Core Workshop Notes 1980 – presentJournal of Sedimentary Research 1931 – presentPALAIOS 1986 – presentSpecial Publications 1929 – present

Founded in 1930, the Society of Exploration Geophysicists is a not-for-profit organization committed to connecting and inspiring the people and science of geophysics. With 30,000+ members in 138 countries, SEG provides educational resources to the geosciences community through publications, books, events, forums, professional development courses, and more. Visit www.seg.org.

Geophysics 1936 – presentInterpretation 2013 – presentThe Leading Edge 1982 – present

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AGU is an international scientific society of nearly 60,000 members representing 139 countries. AGU provides a collaborative and engaging forum for the Earth and space science community online and through scholarly journals, books, meetings, career services, education and student programs, and science policy resources. Learn more at www.agu.org

Journal of Advances in Modeling Earth Systems 2009 – presentGeochemistry, Geophysics, Geosystems 2000 – presentGeophysical Research Letters 1974 – presentJournal of Geophysical Research 1949 – 1977Journal of Geophysical Research: Biogeosciences 2005 – presentJournal of Geophysical Research: Earth Surface 2003 – presentPaleoceanography 1996 – presentReviews of Geophysics 1963 – presentTectonics 1982 – present

For 125 years, the Geological Society of America has delivered trusted scientific findings through its journals and publications, including market-leading Geology and the acclaimed Decade of North American Geology book series. Its authoritative collection of geoscience research provides valuable insights that can be directly applied to the exploration of conventional and unconventional oil and gas resources.

Decade of North American Geology Book Series* 1982 – 2005Geology 1973 – presentGeosphere 2005 – presentGSA Bulletin 1890 – presentGSA Field Guides 1999 – presentGSA Memoirs 1934 – presentGSA Reviews in Engineering Geology* 1962 – presentGSA Special Papers 1934 – presentLithosphere 2009 – present

Wiley publishes on behalf of more societies and professional associations than any other publisher and is committed to supporting the geoscience community. With an extensive portfolio in Earth and environmental sciences, Wiley’s content contains a wealth of important maps and data for natural resource exploration geoscientists.

Acta Geological Sinica – English Edition 1986 – presentBasin Research 1988 – presentBoreas 1972 – presentEarth Surface Processes and Landforms 1976 – presentGeobiology 2003 – presentGeofluids 2001 – presentGeological Journal 1951 – presentGeophysical Prospecting 1953 – presentIsland Arc 1992 – presentJournal of Metamorphic Geology 1983 – presentJournal of Petroleum Geology 1978 – presentLethaia 1968 – presentPalaeontology 1999 – presentResource Geology 1998 – presentSedimentology 1962 – presentTerra Nova 1989 – present

*This is an intermittent publication series. Not every year has a published volume.

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To learn more about how Geofacets can help position your company for success in Natural Resource Exploration, contact your Elsevier sales representative or request for more information or a product demonstration by visiting elsevier.com/Geofacets

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