Mineral Report One

A comprehensive journal of scouting operations determining ideal locations for small mining outposts for various minerals. The culmination of sensor data from the homeship and its probes. It was completed over the course of a few years and several experts collaborated to finish it.
In later times, it was required to keep it locked up in a secret place, as several wasteful factions of strip-mining settlers threatened to outprice and crash the mineral market.
Eventually the document was destroyed, intentionally, so it could not be used to sabotage the mines that were then at that point, occupying all the relevant pinned mineral deposit.

Purpose

Finding minerals is no easy matter, and for future generations in a small  population, it is prudent to leave a record pointing to all the best locations to mine certain minerals. The authors hoped it could be used for generations and indeed it did, but needed to be destroyed after a few.

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Mineral Report One

HOLOTAPE technical report GENERAL MINERALOGICAL SURVEY REPORT Chief surveyor: Clem Demiren Assisted by: Fern Hydrocal, Gaul Hydrocal, Simm Simons, Lyre Holl
Notes: The regions immediately surrounding our settlement are relatively mineral-poor, requiring mining outposts to serve most of our needs. We have compiled the following report in order to expedite mining operations in and around the extended outlands and specific regions of particular interest to future mining operations.
LOC: 0446:0129:0.46 Minerals: Olivine, Plagioclase, Bauxite Est quality: 46kT
LOC: 0295:0030:0.09 Minerals: Salt, Gold, Silver, Silicates, Quartz Est quality: 78kT
LOC: 0910:3204:1.41 Minerals: Ilmenite, Hydrocarbons, Salt, Sulfates Est quality: 148kT
LOC: 0189:3219:1.01 Minerals: Olivine, Chalopyrite, Halides, Silver, Osmium Est quality: 6kT
SEE addendum 4b for detailed coordinates of smaller deposits, over thirteen additionally surveyd and listed there.
We hope that the document and its attached data addendums could be of use to future generations of settlers, who may lose the technical ability to make these assesments.

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Type

Journal, Scientific

Medium

Digital, Holographic