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By running these scenarios you are already mastering MiningMath and the main use of surfaces and refinements. The main suggestions to enhance your workflow here are: Avoid using the minimum of a sum constraint equal processing capacity,
This is the moment of validating every parameter that should be inserted on the evaluation. Thus, it is pretty useful to understand the main warnings on the surfaces importation. Usually, when you import an invalid surface the box
During some steps, such as Data Validation, the main question should be about the runtime and the progress bar. It is worth mention that this is a rough guess, since math programming isn’t something very predictable. The pre-processing steps, in
When importing you data, there are some common errors that you might face. This page explains how you can solve them. Common erros Checking tooltips The first trick here is to check the tooltips when any question appears.
The Figure aside provides an example of a block model prepared and ready to be imported into MiningMath using the Marvin block model – based on data available in the MineLib1 repository. Optional fields inside the block model are listed below:
The economic value calculation is one of most important procedures of MiningMath. Any error on the formula could cause incompatible results and even increase the complexity and runtime based on wrong assumptions that could be done based on these values. The main validations on this step could be done by
The pre-defined scenarios with Marvin deposit can usually appear with Red Warnings. This means that within the installation process MiningMath could not find a folder to place it. Therefore, to run it you just have to click in the one
The main issues faced here are based on the System Requirements, shown in Error Warning, which often are forgotten to try to check them again. There were improvements in the importation and exportation of coordinates after version 2.0, which were required due to
What is MiningMath? It is a software application that uses innovative technology for direct block scheduling. The MiningMath aims to maximize the Net Present Value (NPV) of a project deciding, based on an imported block
Play with the predefined scenarios MiningMath allows you to learn with each scenario by providing standard parameters which simulate some common constraints that a mining company may face. Standard scenarios are listed and described below so you
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