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12th International Mining Geology Conference 2022

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12th International Mining Geology Conference 2022

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The focus of the 2022 conference was on new and exciting technology and case studies that utilise some back-to-basics fundamentals of geology, as well as showcased all aspects of geology within the mining chain, from Fundamentals of Resources and Reconciliation to Software and Technology, that allows for more efficient ways in which we can achieve a better outcome all the way up the chain.

Papers in collection

  • Mineral project risk and orebody knowledge – quantifying the value of drilling using decoupled net present value analysis Go to Paper
  • Use of alternative drilling technologies during diamond drilling activities at Ernest Henry Mine – a fractured aquifer case study Go to Paper
  • Value of information – blasthole assay tool spacing analysis using geostatistical simulations Go to Paper
  • The evolution of structural and lithological domaining on the Spotted Quoll nickel sulfide mineral resource estimate Go to Paper
  • Nova-Bollinger unfolding versus DA estimate Go to Paper
  • Categorical and multiple indicator kriging – are we ignoring the geology? Go to Paper
  • Empirical geostatistics #1 – kriging slope of regression: sensitivities and impacts on estimation, classification and final selection Go to Paper
  • The value of data – getting it right from the start! Go to Paper
  • Measuring spatial domain models’ uncertainty for mining industries Go to Paper
  • You don’t know what you don’t know Go to Paper
  • Geostatistical modelling of geometallurgical classes Go to Paper
  • Machine learning in resource geology – why data quality is critical Go to Paper
  • Indicator kriging saves the day – improving reconciliation Go to Paper
  • Dynamic grade control modelling processes at the Waihi Underground Gold Mine Go to Paper
  • Reverse circulation drill commissioning at Lihir open pit to provide data for medium term planning Go to Paper
  • Creating optimised drill programs that add real value, and integrate with mine planning Go to Paper
  • The evolution of the Monty Geological model and the revolution of the on-site modelling and grade control processes Go to Paper
  • Predicting and modelling Bond Work Index using chemistry (as a proxy for mineralogy) Go to Paper
  • Grade control and deleterious materials in polymetallic deposits Go to Paper
  • Goldilocks – value of information for geoscience applied to coal in tactical time horizons Go to Paper
  • Maximising the value of Rio Tinto’s Yandicoogina orebody – a mine geology perspective Go to Paper
  • Optimal ore blending given geological uncertainty Go to Paper
  • Improving crusher throughput using a problematic ore index based on simple, first principles geology Go to Paper
  • Impacts of thrust faulting at Goonyella Riverside Mine Go to Paper
  • Regional scale structural influence on the Ernest Henry orebody below current mining levels Go to Paper
  • Lighting up the dark – the use of 3D seismic to optimise mine plans at structurally complex Blackwater mine Go to Paper
  • Goodbye from the Argyle diamond deposit – insights from deep mining of the world’s largest diamond deposit Go to Paper
  • An explosion of variety in the DeGrussa structural vineyard Go to Paper
  • Improvement of the grade control procedure in open pit mine, at the Oyu Tolgoi copper-gold deposits, Southern Mongolia Go to Paper
  • A novel innovation for reconciliation Go to Paper
  • Ore quality measurement and control using GEOSCAN-M PGNAA real time elemental analysis Go to Paper
  • Quality programs (QAQC) on Sample Stations – a prerequisite to achieve standards requirements and perform a robust reconciliation Go to Paper
  • QAQC – proactive Quality Management (QM) supporting reconciliation results Go to Paper
  • Mine reconciliation standardisation – R Factor Series Go to Paper
  • MineSense technology empowering bucket resolution Mine to Mill reconciliation Go to Paper
  • The Golden Mile – 125 years of mining and the challenges posed for today’s mine geologist Go to Paper
  • Nova-Bollinger reconciliation and risk Go to Paper
  • Digital geological mapping – pay-offs, pitfalls and pathways to successful mapping digitalisation Go to Paper
  • Rethinking variogram modelling Go to Paper
  • Multi-source data fusion for geological boundary modelling via Gaussian Processes Go to Paper
  • ShovelSense measuring grade at bucket resolution – the new tool in the mine geologist toolbox Go to Paper
  • Applying supervised machine learning and multiscale analysis on drill core data to improve geological logging Go to Paper
  • SBRE – a simple, flexible and scalable framework to perform conditional simulations for uncertainty quantification Go to Paper
  • Unlocking resource confidence in coal through use of conditional simulation Go to Paper
  • Harnessing data complexity – how machine learning applies all project data for accurate resource modelling Go to Paper
  • Driving improvements to underground diamond drilling effectiveness through real-time implicit modelling at Olympic Dam Go to Paper
  • From paper to bytes – digital mapping implementation Go to Paper
  • Linking Mineral Resource and Ore Reserve classification with techno_x0002_economic study levels and forecast relative accuracy Go to Paper
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  • Published: 2022
  • Pages: 538
  • PDF Size: 47.846 Mb.
  • Unique ID: P-01456-Y1D7K4
  • ISBN no: 978-1-922395-05-4

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