A Linear Programming Approach To Mine Scheduling Optimization - Introduction

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Mark Gershon
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Jan 1, 1982

Abstract

This paper describes a linear programming (LP) application that schedules mining operations in an optimal manner. The model is developed such that it can be applied to a broad spectrum of mining activities. While linear programming has been applied to mine scheduling in the past, the models have been either site-specific or they have only optimized one aspect of mine operations without regard to others. The Mine Scheduling Optimization (MSO) concept makes use of a mathematical model to: (1) Determine the optimal operation of a mine, from mine to plant to market. (2) Account for mine-plant-market interfaces. (3) Optimize operations over the life of the mine. (4) Accomplish long, intermediate, and short range planning.
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APA: Mark Gershon  (1982)  A Linear Programming Approach To Mine Scheduling Optimization - Introduction

MLA: Mark Gershon A Linear Programming Approach To Mine Scheduling Optimization - Introduction. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1982.

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