Mine To Model Reconciliation At The Rosebud Mine

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
M. J. Blattman K. D. Allen
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Jan 1, 1999

Abstract

The problem of measuring the amount of rock removed during a given time interval is faced by most mining operations. Many methods have been developed with varying degrees of success, dependent upon the mining method and the availability of usable data. The Rosebud Mine has been in production for nearly two years, employing several techniques to estimate monthly production from underground production stopes. The use of three-dimensional solids generated from survey data has greatly improved the reliability and confidence of monthly production reports. The authors will summarize the methodology currently being utilized at Rosebud.
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APA: M. J. Blattman K. D. Allen  (1999)  Mine To Model Reconciliation At The Rosebud Mine

MLA: M. J. Blattman K. D. Allen Mine To Model Reconciliation At The Rosebud Mine. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1999.

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