Multiscale coverage
The reading begins at territorial scale and advances toward areas that require closer investigation.
Integrated method
From territory to field.
Remote sensing, geology, geochemistry, and fieldwork combined in a traceable cycle of mineral investigation.
An evidence cycle
Each stage reduces uncertainty and informs the next. The method organizes available public data, geological observations, and field results without confusing an exploration hypothesis with a mineral reserve.
Expand territorial understanding across scales.
Prioritize areas through converging evidence.
Validate hypotheses and recalibrate the next cycle.
What the method makes possible
Four process gains connected by one line of geological reasoning.
Traceable integration
Geology, geochemistry, terrain, and imagery are compared in a coherent, verifiable base.
Disciplined prioritization
Attention moves to where independent signals converge and the next question can be tested.
Continuous learning
Field and laboratory results update interpretations, criteria, and decisions for the next cycle.
Four movements
The method is not a rigid sequence. It is a cycle in which new evidence can revise priorities and return questions to earlier stages.
01
Observe
Multispectral imagery, terrain models, and mapping help recognize patterns, structures, and regional contexts.
02
Integrate
Geological, geochemical, mineralogical, and territorial data are normalized and compared as complementary evidence.
03
Prioritize
Favorability is examined through convergence between independent signals, explicit criteria, and testable hypotheses.
04
Validate
Georeferenced observation, sampling, and laboratory analysis confront the hypothesis with the ground and feed the next iteration.
Territory defines the scale
Brazil combines continental dimensions, diverse geological contexts, and major differences in data density. Regional coverage and local validation therefore need to operate as one system.
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Criteria at every stage
Technology expands analytical capacity. The method's quality depends on how evidence is interpreted, documented, and tested.
Evidence before conclusion
No isolated signal determines a decision. Weight comes from convergence between independent sources.
A target is not a reserve
The method keeps favorable areas, investigation targets, mineral resources, and reserves clearly distinct.
Fieldwork closes the cycle
Digital hypotheses gain value when they can be confronted through observation, sampling, and analysis.
Traceable decisions
Criteria, sources, and revisions remain visible so each priority can be understood and reassessed.