WAMEX operational database (full snapshot)

Full WAMEX SQLite snapshot released with the paper: 115,174-row wamex_reports hub + 8 FK-linked satellite tables (abstracts, digital_files, documents, drilling_summaries, geo_chemistry, historic_titles, storages, survey_reports). This is the live database behind the Section 7 WAMEX case study — with it, benchmark generation, Gate 1 re-execution, and both evaluation regimes are reproducible end-to-end.

Decompress: zstd -d wamex.sqlite.zst
SHA-256 (decompressed wamex.sqlite): 87f2af84bb9fd2c1ddd62a67083f25d603fb62c6a4367ec10ad610a581df94f5
SHA-256 (this .zst): 64e748493c52daeabdc8c83ac3baa20ce13c11e5dd9c66b3c14f61689d23b2d0

Source: Western Australian mineral-exploration report metadata (WAMEX, Geological Survey of Western Australia / DEMIRS open data). ACYWA remains redistribution-restricted under a government data-sharing agreement; its records ship redacted.