MiningMath

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One of the unavoidable steps for the next generation of Data Science and Artificial Intelligence technologies applied to mining

Mine plan software for strategic optimization. MiningMath's single step approach

Mine Plan Software

Mine planning is more than just defining pit shells and sequences. It involves navigating a range of variables—geology, economics, processing capacity, and operational limitations. MiningMath solves key inefficiencies in conventional mine planning. At the heart of its solution is a custom Branch & Cut algorithm, designed to optimize directly from the block model in a single step.

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Mine plan software for strategic optimization. MiningMath's single step approach

Mine Plan Software for Strategic Optimization

Mine planning is more than just defining pit shells and sequences. It involves navigating a range of variables—geology, economics, processing capacity, and operational limitations. MiningMath solves key inefficiencies in conventional mine planning. At the heart of its solution is a custom Branch & Cut algorithm, designed to optimize directly from the block model in a single step.

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Destination optimization with MiningMath

Mine Planning and Destination Optimization

MiningMath solves destination optimization through a global, single-step optimization approach that integrates destination decisions with long-term scheduling. Instead of analyzing each block or period in isolation, it evaluates all possible destinations, such as processing, stockpiles, or waste, across the entire mine life. It considers operational constraints, processing capacities, and financial objectives simultaneously to maximize NPV. This approach ensures that routing decisions are consistent with the overall mine strategy, delivering more robust and profitable outcomes than traditional local or manual methods.

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MiningMath approach. Not need of pre-defined cut-off grades.

The end of cut-off grades as we know?

The cut-off grade is the concentration of a mineral or metal required to classify materials as either ore or waste. Materials with a concentration above the cut-off are classified as ore, while anything below is classified as waste.

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