Part 12

Administration

Workspace settings, region calibration, plans and your own account.

Settings is split in two: the workspace, which is shared with your colleagues, and your account, which is yours alone.

Workspace

Page	What it holds
General	Workspace name and basic configuration.
Members	People with access, and what each may do. Invitations are links with an expiry, and revoking one stops it working immediately.
Engagements	See part eleven.
Procurement	Supplier accounts and archive search. Staff only.
Security	Access controls, including the email domains allowed to join without an invitation.
Projects	Folders for areas and results.
Teams	Groups of members, for scoping access.
Calibration	See below.
Plans	See below.
Credits	Balance, how to add credit, and the statement.
API keys	Programmatic access for this workspace, and the link to the API reference.

Members. Roles decide who can publish to a client and who can place an order.

Region calibration

Settings › Calibration

The prospectivity score is only quotable in regions the model has been calibrated for. This is where you calibrate one. It is available to workspace admins and owners.

Why this matters more than it looks

On ground that has not been calibrated, the score carries no accuracy figure and should not be read as one. In pre-registered testing on belts the model had never seen, it did not merely fail to beat chance: it ranked sites in the wrong order more often than the right one. Do not read a high score on uncalibrated ground as evidence for a target, or a low one as evidence against. Calibration is the only route to a validated score anywhere in the product.

How to do it

Click the map to place a site, then give it a name and say whether it is known deposit or known barren. You can paste coordinates into the two boxes instead if you have them from a report or a drill log.
Mark at least one known deposit and two known barren sites in the same belt. The counter beside Reference sites says whether you have enough yet.
Label the region and select Run calibration.

A notification arrives when the run finishes, and the calibrated region is drawn on the map as a dashed circle so you can see how much ground it covers. Analyses inside it then carry the Calibrated region badge instead of Screening, and quote the model's held-out accuracy.

Calibration. Sites are placed on the map, and the counter beside Reference sites says whether you have enough to run.

What the run actually does

It is a one-number recalibration rather than a retrain. The model's coefficients stay frozen throughout.

For each site it takes a box of roughly 4.4 km a side around your point and searches for an EMIT acquisition covering it, preferring low cloud.
It runs the same feature extraction every analysis uses, and computes that site's score before any regional adjustment.
With your deposits labelled as prospective and your barren sites as not, it fits a single number: the offset that best separates the two.
Your region becomes a circle centred on the average of your site positions, with a radius of 150 km or 1.5 times the spread of your sites, whichever is larger.

From then on, any area whose centre falls inside that circle is scored with your offset applied.

What to plan for

Consideration	What to do about it
EMIT has to have flown over each site	EMIT acquires opportunistically, so a site can come back with no usable scene and be dropped from the run. At the three-site minimum a single miss fails the whole calibration, so mark more sites than the minimum where you can.
A run takes a while	Each distinct acquisition is several gigabytes. Start it and come back; a notification arrives when it finishes, and the run list shows which sites succeeded and which did not.
The region is generous	Three sites in one camp still calibrate a 150 km circle, and one offset then applies across all of it. Spreading your sites across the belt you actually work gives an offset that means something across it.
Barren sites carry real weight	Half the fit comes from them. Choose ground you are confident is barren and that resembles your prospective ground in everything except the mineralisation, rather than the nearest convenient blank area.
It affects one product	Calibration moves the prospectivity score and nothing else. Mineralogy layers, indices, change detection and monitoring are unaffected.

Plans and credits

Searching and previewing every free archive costs nothing on any plan, signed in or not. A plan decides which of our models you can run and over how much ground. Orders are separate and buy imagery we procure for you.

Capability	Standard	Professional	Enterprise
Area for a standard analysis	5,000 km²	20,000 km²	100,000 km²
Search and preview every free archive	Yes	Yes	Yes
Spectral indices, depths, positions	Yes	Yes	Yes
Compare dates, trends, composites	Yes	Yes	Yes
Alteration mapping and prospectivity	No	Yes	Yes
Mineralogy, unmixing, methane	No	Yes	Yes
Crop type and land cover	No	Yes	Yes
Order imagery, archive or tasked	Yes	Yes	Yes

Imagery we procure for you is priced per order and is separate from the plan. Usage over the last thirty days is shown under the table.

Plans. The band-maths layers are on every plan; the model-backed layers and the area ceiling are what a plan buys.

Credits. The statement lists every movement, so an order can be traced to the balance it changed.

Your account

Page	What it holds
Profile	Your name and email address.
Preferences	Personal display preferences.
Notifications	Which events reach you, and how.
Sessions	Every device signed into this account, with its location and last use. Any of them can be signed out from here.

Sessions. Anything you do not recognise can be signed out from here.