Estimating Recoverable Reserves: Developments In Geostatistical Ore Reserve Estimation (6233c2f1-d6b2-4041-9d9a-0a3cb963948b)

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Abstract

The accurate estimation of ore reserves along with capital and operating costs are two key components to the successful outcome of any feasibility study. In recent years, there have been many project failures caused by improper estimation of ore reserves. The accurate estimation of ore reserves for any deposit relies heavily on understanding its geology and underlying assumptions unique to the estimation techniques being used. The assumptions unique to commonly used traditional and geostatistical reserve estimation technique will be reviewed. The shortcomings of the estimation techniques and their possible impact on a given project's economic outcome will be discussed. The latest developments in geostatistics in overcoming existing reserve estimation problems will be presented.
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APA:  (1994)  Estimating Recoverable Reserves: Developments In Geostatistical Ore Reserve Estimation (6233c2f1-d6b2-4041-9d9a-0a3cb963948b)

MLA: Estimating Recoverable Reserves: Developments In Geostatistical Ore Reserve Estimation (6233c2f1-d6b2-4041-9d9a-0a3cb963948b). Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1994.

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