Webinar: Achieving Greater Data Collection Levels, Faster, for Longhole Stoping

Mine Survey Plus was engaged to assist at the longhole stoping operations of a narrow vein, open stope gold mine located in the Kalgoorlie region of the Western Australian Goldfields. Underground stope scanning is used to ascertain the volume of rock blasted and removed for broken stocks, haulage tonnes, overbreak and underbreak, dilution, and other reconciliation calculations. However, the current collection method, CMS scanning, can require multiple setups and frequently produces shadowing.

Watch this recording to hear from Carl Johnson, Project Surveyor at Mine Survey Plus, how they:

Have sped up underground data collection by eliminating multiple total station coordination
Are capturing a complete, shadowless dataset from the stope
Are producing greater reconciliation accuracies
Have better mine emergency plans thanks to better void shapes
Are helping to improve efficiency by collecting entire stope data in one survey

Speaker

Carl Johnson
Project Surveyor
Mine Survey Plus

Carl has experience in multiple Survey disciplines, primarily in mining working with Gold and Iron Ore commodities. As a certified RPA pilot, he has a large amount of experience with UAVs both on the surface and underground, using Emesents’ Hovermap since 2019.

Webinar: Achieving Greater Data Collection Levels, Faster, for Longhole Stoping

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