Objectives

• Reduce the environmental impact of drilling. in sensitive areas.

• Preserve native vegetation and minimize trampling of the vegetation cover.

• Reduce the risk of erosion. and to protect the local flora and fauna.

• Reduce noise emission, suitable for proximity to sensitive communities or areas.

• To guarantee portability and operational flexibility., adapting to irregular topographies and locations with difficult access.

• Minimize area occupation, making it easier to natural recovery after probing.

• Get rid of heavy machinery., using lightweight and versatile auxiliary equipment.

• Maintain narrow and well-defined access points., without the need to open trails or significantly remove vegetation.

Expected Results and Impacts

• Greater preservation of native vegetation., with minimal soil removal and reduced trampling.

• Significant reduction in soil exposure, reducing the risk of erosion.

• Enhanced ecosystem protection, ensuring the integrity of the local fauna and flora.

• Low noise impact, Suitable for sensitive areas.

• Significant reduction in occupied area:

  • Conventional probes occupy approximately 400 m² (including living area).

  • Modular probes occupy approximately 103 m², preserving about 300 m² additional of vegetation.

• Suitable for projects of different sizes., including in remote or hard-to-reach locations.