Multiscale Analysis
We combine satellite imagery, terrain, and mapping to identify structures associated with mineralized systems.
Remote sensing, geology, geochemistry, and fieldwork for rare earth exploration in Brazil.
Rare Earth Exploration, Built on Evidence
Brasil Terras Raras brings together technology, data, and fieldwork to expand Brazil's mineral exploration capabilities.
We combine satellite imagery, terrain, and mapping to identify structures associated with mineralized systems.
We combine geochemical, mineralogical, and structural signals into a traceable view of mineral favorability.
We take prioritized hypotheses into the field to measure, sample, review, and learn.

We combine remote sensing, terrain, geological mapping, geochemistry, and available public data to build a structured view of the territory.
Explore the MethodThe rare-earth value chain turns geological evidence into critical materials for technology, energy, and industry.
The chain begins by identifying ores and materials that contain rare-earth elements.
Mineral processing concentrates rare-earth-bearing material for the next stages.
Physical and chemical processes isolate individual rare-earth oxides from mixed concentrates.
Refined oxides can be converted into metals, alloys, and functional materials.
Rare earths enable permanent magnets, electronics, electric motors, wind turbines, and advanced technologies.
A traceable workflow combines territorial data, target prioritization, and field validation.

Multispectral imagery and terrain models help identify structures associated with rare earth targets.

Geology, geochemistry, terrain, and remote sensing are combined in a comparable, traceable dataset.

Field and laboratory results recalibrate the model and improve the precision of each new cycle.
Remote sensing, geology, geochemistry, and fieldwork are integrated in one traceable exploration workflow.
Satellite imagery and terrain models support regional-scale analysis.
Geological context, structures, and mineralized systems guide interpretation.
Geochemical, mineralogical, and structural signals are combined with traceability.
Models rank areas through converging evidence without confusing a target with a reserve.
Georeferenced field campaigns test prioritized targets through observation and sampling.
Field and laboratory results improve the precision of each new investigation cycle.
A traceable workflow combines territorial data, target prioritization, and field validation.



