NexaAtlas terms of use

2. Nature of the service

NexaAtlas is a free informational and exploration tool combining maps, places, administrative, geological, mining, historical and heritage context with data provenance.

You do not need an account or subscription to use NexaAtlas.

3. Acceptable use

Use the service lawfully and with respect for third-party rights. Do not disrupt the platform, bypass security controls, attempt to access non-public data or use NexaAtlas for unlawful activity.

An Internet-connected device and a current JavaScript-enabled browser are required. The local notebook also requires browser IndexedDB storage.

4. Data, sources and uncertainty

NexaAtlas presents its own materials and third-party datasets subject to their sources, licences and restrictions. Data may be incomplete, delayed, historical or spatially imprecise.

Map proximity, ranking, correlation or reconstruction is not automatically evidence of origin, ownership, causation or object identification.

5. Private notebook

The notebook is a local browser feature. Users are responsible for their own entries and for making a copy if they need to preserve them outside that browser. Clearing site data or the browser profile may delete the notebook.

6. Not a substitute for official advice

NexaAtlas does not replace official registers, survey maps, legal documentation, geological opinions, safety instructions, navigation or permits for field or archaeological work.

Before making legal, investment, fieldwork or safety decisions, verify the relevant information in the competent official source and follow applicable law.

7. Intellectual property and licences

Rights in the service, code, layout and original materials belong to the service provider or the relevant rights holders. Source datasets and materials may be subject to separate licences, attribution duties and publication restrictions shown by NexaAtlas or the source provider.

These terms do not grant rights to third-party materials beyond their licences and applicable law.

8. Availability and changes

The provider takes reasonable steps to keep the service operational, but outages may occur because of failures, security work, updates or external factors. Features, data scope and availability may change.

9. Contact and complaints

Feedback, reports and complaints may be sent to [email protected] or to the provider's registered address. A report should ideally include the affected page or feature, a description and the time of the issue.

The provider handles complaints without undue delay and normally no later than 14 calendar days after receipt.