If a technology is researched to reveal a resource, will the new resource be shown automatically on the maps? or does it required a new/special survey of the entire empire?
Are ‘Strategic resources’ automatically shown on the map
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There is a Feature called Automatic Exploration that is unlocked by the Physics Technology Automated Exploration Protocols. This will allow your Science Ships to explore the galaxy while controlled by AI (though it will still need a scientist, as I recall). It also increases your surveying speed by 25%.
The only prerequisite for this technology to appear in your Physics tech choices is that the current game year be 2210 or later. Here is what it looks like in-game:
I took a look at the Wikipedia and based on my understanding it works like this:
Ethics divergence effects how likely the pop is going to follow the governing ethics. If a population has -20% Ethics Diversion (like the conformist trait) the more likely they are to switch the the governing ethics. A population with say +20% ethics divergence are more likely to adopt different ethics and start factions etc.
Today's @StellarisGame fact: Negative ethics divergence will make pops drift towards your empire ethos.
In your case, if you make their ethics divergence negative, it will increase the chances that they will adopt your ethics and vice versa if it is positive, they are more likely to adopt new ethics or maintain ones that are not your own. A good thing to note, if the stat is green it is usually better for you so look at the color of the percentage (if it has a color).
EDIT
Missed out some sources for evidence that the above is true. Wiki page doesn't actually say that negative ethics divergence increase chance of pops adopting ethics of governing bodies. Following links provide evidence by Project Lead, Martin Anward. I highly recommend checking out the twitter link, has loads of useful facts.
Martin Anward's twitter fact
Reddit Source
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Best Answer
If you've already surveyed the system a new resource is in, then it shows up right away. If you've already built a mining station there, then you have access to it right away.
I can't find a good citation for these facts, but I've played the game for dozens of hours and can assure you that it is the case. I believe there's also an in-game tip to this effect.
At the top of the screen, to the right of your technology income, there is a white diamond-shaped icon.
Next to the icon are numbers representing how many total resources you have access to, and how many of those are currently available for use. Hovering over the icon shows you those same numbers, but for each individual type of resource. Thanks to @toolkitxx for pointing out the icon, and @Sjoerd for providing a picture.
When you are trying to build something that requires one of these strategic resources, a red X on the thing that you're trying to build indicates that you don't have the resource available in the same sector.