Hydroenvironmental Management in a Mining Territory – GEHAM Carajás

The project aims to implement an integrated hydrometeorological and hydrosedimentological monitoring system in the Parauapebas River sub-basin, in the eastern Amazon, an area influenced by the Novo Carajás project, to strengthen hydroenvironmental management in the mining territory and support decision-making regarding the use of water resources. Continuous monitoring of precipitation, streamflow, and sediment load will make it possible to understand hydrological dynamics and erosive processes in a context of intense socioenvironmental transformation, as well as to support warning systems for extreme hydrological events such as droughts and floods. The data generated will provide a technical and scientific basis for the classification of water bodies in the Parauapebas River basin, contributing to the protection of aquatic biota, public water supply, and the sustainable development of the Carajás mining territory.