National Instrument 43-101 is a national instrument for the Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects within Canada. The reports often contain useful information about mineral deposits in different geographic areas throughout the world and can serve as reference material in U.S. Geological Survey minerals assessments. NI 43-101 reports can be found online in different locations. This protocol documents methods for accessing a particular database and portal used for Canadian securities filings that has been used for some time to obtain reports for use. The protocol is part of a process of archiving the reports in an experimental platform called the GeoArchive.
This protocol describes an information processing and curation workflow to document and archive mineral development project disclosure reports (NI 43-101 Technical Reports) in an experimental online archive being developed by the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). The GeoArchive contains various reports and other digital documents cited in USGS research and assessments that do not have some other permanent, accessible online repository. It serves as a permanent reference point for these materials that can be linked to from USGS products. The protocol describes how to obtain the National Instrument (NI 43-101) Technical Reports from an online portal, identify specific metadata within the documents, and deposit the PDF files and metadata using the USGS ScienceBase Repository.
This protocol describes an information processing and curation workflow to document and archive mineral development project disclosure reports (NI 43-101 Technical Reports) in an experimental online archive being developed by the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). The GeoArchive contains various reports and other digital documents cited in USGS research and assessments that do not have some other permanent, accessible online repository. It serves as a permanent reference point for these materials that can be linked to from USGS products. This protocol, which is a fork from an original protocol developed for a different technical platform (USGS ScienceBase), links to another protocol showing how to obtain the National Instrument (NI 43-101) Technical Reports from an online portal, identify specific metadata within the documents, and deposit the PDF files and metadata into a shared library within the Zotero system.
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