Access to complex areas
Treats slopes, crests and surfaces where ground application faces greater restrictions.
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Specialized service · Mining operation
Drones for tailings and slopes
Planned aerial application of surface treatments for dust control and stabilization over large areas, slopes and hard-to-reach sectors.
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AEI service
Technical application where ground access is limited
The service combines terrain assessment, solution definition, flight planning and application control. The strategy is adjusted to area geometry, treatment objective, climate and operational restrictions.
Planned coverage
Routes and work sectors are defined in advance to organize application and record the treated area.
Reduced interference
The operation can be organized by sector to reduce equipment traffic over the treated area.
Tailings and slopes
A methodology adapted to the surface
The operation is divided into sectors to control routes, coverage and product use. Before every application, the conditions affecting safety and treatment performance are reviewed.
- Surface dust control on deposits and tailings
- Treatment of slopes and hard-to-reach inclines
- Localized application on edges, crests and critical zones
- Technical records for inspection and monitoring
Service methodology
From assessment to monitoring
The feasibility of each operation is confirmed according to the project’s technical, climatic, operational and regulatory conditions.
- 01Survey of the area, access routes and operational restrictions
- 02Definition of product, dosage, routes and flight sectors
- 03Controlled aerial application under authorized conditions
- 04Work records, inspection and monitoring program
International mining operations
Feasibility assessment for Andean projects
AEI assesses collaboration opportunities with mining companies, engineering firms and contractors outside Chile. Each proposal must address local qualification, safety, climate and operational requirements before defining a pilot.
Request an assessment →Frequently asked questions
Before planning the flight
What information does AEI need to assess a project?
Location, approximate area, slopes, access routes, treatment objective, climate, safety restrictions and available information about the site.
Does this page mean the service is already authorized in every country?
No. Technical and commercial feasibility, local requirements, logistics and operational authorizations must be reviewed for each project.
Technical assessment
Let’s plan the application
Provide the location, approximate area, slope, current condition and treatment objective. The AEI team will review the information before recommending a strategy.