Dataset for deep sea surveys performed by NPD and co-operatives with institutions. Data include metadata about survey areas, lines and sample locations collected with the purpose of gathering information about seabed minerals For datamodel see https://www.npd.no/globalassets/1-npd/om-oss/informasjonstjenester/karttjenester/deep_sea_surveys_data_schema.pdf

The map shows completed surveys with the purpose of mapping seabed mineral deposits.

The service displays recorded instances of industrial minerals divided into group and subtype, as well as valuation of industrial minerals area. The data set provides an overview of documented deposits, prospects, occurences and provinces. The service (IndustrimineralerWMS3) is available at the application Mineral resources (https://geo.ngu.no/kart/mineralressurser_mobil/?lang=eng) together with natural stones and metals.

The service displays recorded instances of natural stones divided into group and subtype, as well as valuation of natural stone area. The service (NatursteinWMS2) is available at the application Mineral resources (https://geo.ngu.no/kart/mineralressurser_mobil/?lang=eng) together with industrial minerals and metals.

The data display areas covered with mineral permits for the Norwegian state’s minerals, according to the "Lov om erverv og utvinning av mineralressurser (mineralloven)" §7; the Minerals Act. The data set contains areas defining active exploration permits (UND) and extraction permits (UTV). The data set has overlapping surfaces; several mineral rights can be issued for the same geographical area, but then have different priorities. The mineral Exploration or extraction permit with highest priority, i.e. the first applicant for the right, in a given area is determined by the date The Directorate of Mining with the Commissioner of Mines at Svalbard (DMF) received the application. This is recorded in the attribute InnsendtDato. An exploration permit to the State’s minerals is awarded as a right to a defined area and not as a right to a specific deposit. The owner of an exploration permit with the best priority has the exclusive right to apply for an extraction permit following the Minerals Act § 29. The validity of the exploration permits is 7 years from the best priority whereas extraction permits have 10 years validity. This date is defined from the attribute "UtstedtDato". DMF is the owner of the data set. The data set is included in the WMS-service Bergrettigheter.

The data display areas covered with mineral permits for the Norwegian state’s minerals, according to the "Lov om erverv og utvinning av mineralressurser (mineralloven)" §7; the Minerals Act. The data set contains areas defining active exploration permits (UND) and extraction permits (UTV). The data set has overlapping surfaces; several mineral rights can be issued for the same geographical area, but then have different priorities. The mineral Exploration or extraction permit with highest priority, i.e. the first applicant for the right, in a given area is determined by the date The Directorate of Mining with the Commissioner of Mines at Svalbard (DMF) received the application. This is recorded in the attribute InnsendtDato. An exploration permit to the State’s minerals is awarded as a right to a defined area and not as a right to a specific deposit. The owner of an exploration permit with the best priority has the exclusive right to apply for an extraction permit following the Minerals Act § 29. The validity of the exploration permits is 7 years from the best priority whereas extraction permits have 10 years validity. This date is defined from the attribute "UtstedtDato". DMF is the owner of the data set. The data set is included in the WMS-service Bergrettigheter.