Cartography and GIS

The use of digital geo-processing of information in geological survey and environmental assessments, in the mining industry, and remote sensors are irreplaceable tools that enable a complete assessment of all information available optimizing time and costs involved in the various stages of a mining project (prospecting, exploration, production, closure).

• Historical data integration
• Digital band treatment and satellite images interpretation
• DEM images as background to show the topography
• Coverage, including regional limits and areas of interest
• Satellite images georeference, vectors (dots, lines, polygons), plans/maps/charts
• GIS data Importation/Exportation to and from several formats as Google Earth, CAD, acQuire, Vulcan, Global Mapper, among others
• Data edition, topologies.
• Geodatabase.
• Plans/maps/chart digitalization
• Slope maps (DEM image based)
• Topographic Maps (DEM image or topographic survey based)
• Mining maps: mining infrastructure, mining activity zoning, pit (actual and projected), mining sampling, drilling grids (sizes and recommendations), etc.
• Land use maps (industrial, anthropic and natural use zoning)
• Land type maps (based on soil maps)
• Environmental maps (environmental liabilities, environmental degradation zoning, contamination type zoning, etc.)
• Geological maps (based on aerial pictures or satellite images in regional and local maps or land surveys).
• Geomorphological maps (based on regional and local maps or satellite images)
• Structural maps (based on aerial pictures or satellite images in regional and local maps)
• Hydrogeological maps (based on aerial pictures or satellite images in regional and local maps)
• Hydrogeological maps (based on aerial pictures or satellite images in regional and local maps)