technical data: cORE and EXPLORATION MODULES

This technical data sheet describes the Micromine modules required for Exploration.

CORE Module
CORE is the engine of Micromine and is always included in every installation. This powerful module allows you to import, validate, process, display and interpret a wide variety of surface, drillhole, and subsurface data.
CORE key features include: Fast and flexible data import, export, entry, editing, processing and validation
Basic gridding and contouring functions Coordinate transformations between all common coordinate systems in use around the world, including local plane grids External database links using ODBC On-the-fly data filtering Automation and repetition of any Micromine process using macros and Form Sets (saved dialog boxes) Multiple windows, including floating and docked overviews. Clipped section limits can optionally be highlighted as corridors in other views Streamlined and intuitive spatial editing with the Active Layer. Simply click a feature in any editable layer to start modifying it Simple grade-tonnage calculations using polygonal outlines Native support of many third-party CAD, GIS, image processing and mining application formats Ability to export 3D views to CAD or Virtual Reality file formats, and tables to Excel format

As a CORE user, you view supported data using Vizex (Visual Explorer), a true 3D visualisation environment that allows you to simultaneously display, query, and interactively edit multiple data layers.
VIZEX provides:
A multiple-document, multiple-window interface allowing you to display any combination of graphical or tabular windows, which can be docked, tabbed, or tiled Seamless 2D/3D transitions with one-click immediate access to user-defined views in any orientation, and numerous 2D and 3D coordinate grid display options Geolinked windows, allowing you to keep all views synchronised as you browse your 3D data Flexible view management tools including user-defined Section Control Files, section browsing tools, and zoom-to-selection capabilities Comprehensive per-object configuration tools including labelling, symbolisation, draw style, visibility, dynamic data pop-up, snapping, and selection Powerful snapping tools including snapping to points, lines, coordinate grids, and intersections. You can also snap when youre not editing, for example measuring length or area, or drawing interactive sections Many editing and manipulation tools including curves, gradients, bearing/distance, splitting, between-point, draping, smoothing, simplification, replication and more Intuitive and interactive tools for creating 3D fly-through animations and recording them to common media file formats

CORE key benefits include:

All of the tools needed for visualisation, interpretation, presentation and communication, including Vizex, Section Control files, flythrough, coordinate grid overlays, lighting, and backgrounds Displays most Micromine supported data. Imports and exports all currently supported file formats including third-party mining, CAD, GIS, and image processing applications Provides string editing tools for essential geological interpretation tasks Supports the creation of basic quick grids to model geochemical data Provides drillhole functionality for essential exploration data collection and interpretation Provides statistical functionality for basic exploration data analysis including statistical decomposition

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CORE PLOTTING
Core Plotting has a Vizex-style interface that enables the creation of complex plot layouts in minutes using a selection of customised templates.
CORE PLOTTING key features include: The Plot Editor, an enhanced environment for configuring presentationquality output User defined title blocks Automatic generation of plan views for cross-sections The ability to add legends, north arrows and other visual elements Coordinate grid overlays Enhanced coordinate grid labelling for oblique cross-sections Uses interactive drag and drop editing CORE PLOTTING key benefits include: New plots can be created faster than ever Comes with a selection of templates eliminating the need to predefine or customise layout templates Ability to quickly produce customised plots using the many frame templates in Micromine Ability to interactively pan and zoom within a 2D plot Support for multiple frames (including any combination of multiple plots, images, tabular data, coordinate grids and graticules) on a single plot The ability to append multiple plots, which can be combined to produce output beyond the already powerful abilities of Vizex Simple creation and management of user-defined plot templates that can easily be shared across an organisation. Auto-loads new plots into layouts, or plots direct from a Saved View (no plot files) Provides powerful macro automation Ability to rotate, pan and zoom within a 3D plot Simplify customisation with templates and snippets Simplify layout editing with drag-and-drop Accelerate mass output with macro automation CORE PLOTTING is used at every stage of the geology process from exploration through to mine design and planning.

exploration Module
The EXPLORATION module extends the basic capabilities of Vizex to include the analytical and modelling tools, and required statistics and geostatistics functionality needed in a more advanced exploration project such resource estimation.
EXPLORATION key features include: Advanced Vizex display objects such as contours, pie charts, and drillhole structures Advanced statistical tools including semi-variograms, variogram surfaces, assay quality control, and single or multiple linear regression Display menu item: Graph Strings menu item: Create DTM Advanced drillhole menu items: Data entry, reporting, calculations, compositing, merge, and log Advanced Stats menu items: Scattergrams, quality control, semi variogram options, trend surface, QQ plots, and paired samples Advanced Grid menu items: Create (including kriging and trend removal), assign, and generate Z values EXPLORATION key benefits include: Ability to visualise, interpret and model advanced project data Vizex displays such as contours, pie charts and oriented drillhole structures Easily manage drillhole information with advanced drillhole options Ability to combine, simplify, or redistribute drillhole data using downhole, grade, interval, geology (and other) compositing methods DTM menu items: Create, volumes, contours, boundary strings, seam thickness, assign, and generate Z values Enhanced gridding and contouring Digital terrain modelling and calculations, including contouring, volume, and thickness Oriented drillhole structural data processing, including on-the-fly calculation of apparent or true dip from raw core measurements Stacked section displays Statistical and geostatistical calculations Drillhole calculations including numerous compositing options Drillhole log displays with interactive grade intersection calculations Ternary diagrams, stereonets, and spider plots Analyse advanced exploration data with advanced statistics and geostatistics Use grid tools to perform advanced surface modelling Build digital terrain models with DTM tools Use DTM tools to label points as falling above or below a DM, and use a DTM to generate new Z (elevation) values Calculate cut-and-fill volumes, or the volume between two DTMs

EXPLORATION is used in all types of exploration projects as well as for resource evaluation. It is also a prerequisite module for the RESOURCE ESTIMATION module because of its advanced statistics and geostatistics functionality.

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technical data: MINING AND SURVEYING

This technical data sheet describes the Micromine modules required for Mining and Surveying. Note: Micromine Core is mandatory with all Micromine modules. Micromine Exploration, Wireframing and Resource Estimation modules are highly recommended with Mining and Surveying

Vizex
Micromine uses Vizex (Visual Explorer), a true 3D visualisation environment that allows you to simultaneously display, query, and interactively edit multiple data layers.

MINING Module
MICROMINES MINING module provides the necessary design tools for open pit or surface and underground mining.
MINING key features include:
Advanced Vizex display objects: Pit Design, Underground Design, Ring Design, and Blasthole Design The Grade Control, Ring Design, Blast Design, Pit Design, and Mine Design toolbars The Mining menu including: Underground stope, panel, and ring design Open pit, stockpile, and blasthole design Pit optimisation import/export Sophisticated functions for drive, rise, shaft, decline and incline design Blast pattern design including calculation of volumes, production of collar/assay files, and blast displacement of ore blocks Ring design tools Interactive grade control calculations Import and export functions to exchange data with the Whittle Proteus and MineMax pit optimisation programmes Open pit and underground grade control in any orientation using wireframes, closed strings, or outlines Blast charge calculation options and enhanced blast design tools Open pit design tools for cartographic slope lines

MINING key benefits include:

Using Micromines powerful and intuitive tools for open pit and underground mine design, the MINING module enables: Development (pits, roads, tunnels, shafts) Production (blastholes, stopes) Grade control (sampling and analysis of blastholes to provide a detailed view of the grade distribution within a given area of a mine)

MINING is used for:

Open pit mining operations Underground mining operations All commodities

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SURVEYING MODULE
The SURVEYING module is designed specifically to import and process survey data, providing calculation facilities for points, strings, surfaces and volumes collected from mine surveys, mining open pit and underground operations. It provides generic tools for survey calculations and supports communications with survey instruments.
SURVEYING key features include: The Survey menu including: Import Observations, Detail Coordinate Calculations, Level Reduction Set Out Calculations, Field Reductions, Resection, Mean Observations Traverse, Manual Calculations Most of the DTM (Digital Terrain Models) menu Tools to import data from any data recorder text format SURVEYING key benefits include: Generic tools for survey calculations Communication with survey instruments An option to reduce raw survey observations An option to perform level reduction and resection calculations Coordinate calculation tools Traverse calculation tools A function to generate volumes using cross-sectional methods Tools to create DTMs An option to generate contours from DTMs Tools for other DTM functions SURVEYING is used for: Mine surveying Mining Open pit and underground operations

PIT OPTIMISATION MODULE

The PIT OPTIMISATION module is used to determine the most profitable open pit, given a mineral resource and a set of economic and metallurgical parameters. It is also used to analyse stockpiles and costs over time.
PIT OPTIMISATION key features include: The menu option Mining | Opencut | Pit Optimisation Enhanced pit optimisation including variable slope angles, dilution, recovery, rehabilitation costs and analysis Calculation of theoretical cut-off grades Calculation of periodic capital expenses Support for multiple slope regions and multiple processing methods, with multiple grades (elements) per rock type. It also provides cut-off and cash flow ore selection methods. Many input parameters can be defined as functions instead of constants PIT OPTIMISATION key benefits include: Maintains the job in one application and eliminates the import/ export step needed with most competing pit optimisation applications From data to model is up to four times faster than competing applications Data preparation and resulting pit shell display benefits from other graphical and analytical MICROMINE tools Widely regarded as being very logical and easy to use More versatile than competing applications through its support of sub-blocked models and DTM surfaces Input parameters for mining costs and element prices can be set up as functions instead of constants, adding flexibility and versatility to the optimisation process PIT OPTIMISATION is used for: Open pit mining Mining consulting Enhanced block model reporting Support for minimum pit base or pit shell dimensions to guarantee sufficient working space at the bottom of the optimal pit and exclude undersized pits Support for ore body models without waste blocks, as well as full model type, factored or sub-blocked models

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technical data: RESOURCE ESTIMATION

This technical data sheet describes the Micromine modules required for Resource Estimation. Note: Micromine Core is mandatory with all Micromine modules. Micromine Exploration is a prerequisite module for Resource Estimation.

Vizex
Micromine uses Vizex (Visual Explorer), a true 3D visualisation environment that allows you to simultaneously display, query, and interactively edit multiple data layers.

Wireframing Module
The Wireframing module provides the tools for building, managing, and analysing 3D solids and 3D surfaces used for advanced exploration, resource estimation, mining and geological modelling. It uses powerful and intuitive tools for visually constructing 3D shapes to illustrate underground mine designs or orebody interpretations, using data such as centre-line strings, profile shapes or polygonal strings.
WIREFRAMING key features include:
The Wireframe toolbar The entire Wireframe menu including: Editor, Centre Line to Solid, Surface or Solid from Profile, Build Polygonal Solids Surface to Solid, Bedding Plane from Points, Grade Shells Boolean, Intersection Strings, Slice by Planes, Cut, Separate Pierce Points, Assign, Generate Outlines Grade Tonnage Report, Volumes, Attribute Assign Utilities, Clean, Simplify, Save as Single Wireframe Interactive wireframe construction and editing of simple or complex shapes with on-the-fly validation One-click construction of 3D solids with automatic detection and modelling of bifurcations (trouser legs) Interactive wireframe triangle editing, with snapping Back-calculation of drillhole pierce points Sophisticated interactive and automated wireframe Boolean operations Generation of solids from strings Generation of solids from two surfaces Numerous display options including draping, transparency, smoothing, edge highlighting, and per-attribute colouring Data flagging using wireframe surfaces or solids. Block models can be sub-blocked or factored. 3D point attributes can be reverse-assigned back to wireframes Creation of outlines or contours from wireframes Wireframe grade-tonnage reports using point, drillhole, or block model source data Wireframe utilities including simplification, separation, polygonal cutting, slicing, coordinate transformation (between any supported coordinate systems), and clipping

WIREFRAMING key benefits include:

Powerful and intuitive tools for visually constructing 3D shapes (wireframing) Constructing 3D shapes from other data: centre-line strings, profile shapes, or polygonal strings (for example, proposed underground mine designs or orebody interpretations) Constructing wireframes from other wireframes, including converting surfaces to solids, intersecting two wireframes (Boolean), or slicing one wireframe with a series of planes (slice by plane) Interacting wireframes with other data such as block models, 3D points, or drillholes, including labelling points as falling inside or outside a 3D solid, or identifying the depth at which a drillhole intersects a wireframe Assigning values from 3D points back into a wireframe, for example to name wireframes representing mining blocks or scheduling periods Wireframe reporting including volumes and grade/tonnages

WIREFRAMING is used for:

Advanced exploration Resource estimation Mining Geological modelling

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RESOURCE ESTIMATION MODULE
MICROMINE CORE allows you to estimate the grade and tonnage of a mineral resource using simple tools, however, the RESOURCE ESTIMATION module is required for detailed resource analysis and reporting. It provides a comprehensive range of modelling related functions; many of its block modelling tools are also used for mine design and reserve estimation.

RESOURCE ESTIMATION key features include: Advanced Vizex Display object: Search Ellipsoid The entire Modelling menu including: 2D Block Estimate, Gridded Seam Estimate, 3D Block Estimate (including inverse distance weighted, ordinary/universal kriging, indicator kriging, multiple indicator kriging, and statistical, unfolding and flattening) Model Report, Index, Sub-blocking (including reblocking, adding, optimising, and regularising a block model), Generate Waste Blocks Seam Coding 2D and 3D block modelling Sub-blocking tools including validation, reblocking, adding and optimising Flattening and unfolding for complex deposits Polygonal resource estimation Gridded seam modelling 3D block (isotropic or anisotropic) inverse distance weighted interpolation 2D grid nearest neighbour 2D grid minimum curvature 3D block kriging (ordinary/universal with optional trend removal and natural log transform, rank, indicator and multiple indicator including nested) Wireframe constraints Numerous block model reporting options

RESOURCE ESTIMATION key benefits include: Available Micromine tools such as form sets simplify the process of setting up a resource estimation Form sets also provide a documentation trail (essential for standards-compliant reporting) and a quick and easy way to re-run a resource estimation Regular models (where the blocks are all the same size) and subblocked models (where the block size varies in response to the complexity of the orebody) are both supported Sub-blocking tools make it easy to convert sub-blocked models into regular models, and vice versa. This is essential for sharing data with other applications that do not support sub-blocking Sub-blocking tools also make it easy to combine different models for the same project, for example an orebody model (where blocks only exist within the orebody) with a waste model (where blocks exist in surrounding barren areas that may still be extracted by the mine). The Resource Estimation in-built validation ensures there are no conflicts between the models

RESOURCE ESTIMATION is used for: Advanced exploration In-house resource estimation work Resource estimation consulting Mining Orebody modelling

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technical data: SCHEDULING module

This technical data sheet describes the Micromine Scheduling Module. Note: Micromine Scheduling requires Micromine Core and Micromine Wireframing modules

introduction
Many mining operations use a manual scheduling process combining generic spreadsheet and project management applications. Although these tools are capable of getting the job done, they have shortcomings such as lack of integration; managing complex formulae, importing and exporting files, version control and data integrity risks.
MICROMINE SCHEDULING
The Micromine Scheduling module provides a smart, integrated solution to assist short term planning of resources to tasks over a given period of time. It enables the optimum mineral extraction process to meet corporate objectives. Scheduling utilises the powerful mine planning and design tools within the Micromine Wireframing module to generate a 3D block model of the mine. The block models define the tonnes and grade (quality) of the ore body represented as a three dimensional view of the material to be removed and forming the basis of the subsequent production sequencing. The information can be displayed against predetermined attributes and constraints to provide both a visual and temporal schedule that defines how each mining block will be extracted and over what period of time. Micromine Scheduling overcomes the problems associated with manual scheduling methods such as generic spreadsheets combined with project management applications including: Maintaining complex formulae and equations associated with spreadsheets Avoiding the often error prone step of importing mining blocks and associated attributes from 3rd party applications into the spreadsheet Overcomes the limitations of the Gantt chart facilities in applications such as Microsoft Project. Whereas these facilities do enable diagrammatic representation of the Schedule, they are unable to handle mining attributes such as tonnes, grades and equipment resources adequately

SCHEDULING key features include: Fully integrated within Micromine no requirement for manual processes such as managing complex Excel spreadsheets and importing and exporting files to third party applications Creation of block models to map the resource Provides sequencing, allocation of resources and time components Provides integrated visual and animated 3D views of the schedule using Vizex, the Micromine 3D environment Provides temporal and dependency information in a Gantt chart window Offers various reporting options including visual and temporal SCHEDULING key benefits include:
Schedules the extraction of material to meet production and economic targets Automatically works out what material will be extracted to cost effectively meet targets Calculates volumes and grades over user-defined time periods Allocates resources Calculates the time it will take to mine Provides an ordered sequence of events Provides both time (temporal) and visual (Micromine 3D) reporting Is fully integrated within Micromine making manual scheduling obsolete

Screen 1 illustrates the Scheduling data visualised in both Vizex and the Gantt chart concurrently to show both temporal and spatial views.

Who will use SCHEDULING?

Micromine Scheduling will be used by Mining Engineers and short term planners who need to plan and schedule material extraction from either underground or open pit environments to meet operational objectives.

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MICROMINE Scheduling Workflow In keeping with Micromines renowned simplicity and ease of use, the Scheduling workflow is composed of 5 simple steps as illustrated below.
Create Mining Blocks as Wireframes

The pre-schedule stage. Use tools such as Wirefram Extrusion, Wireframe Centreline to Solid, Wireframe Boolean, and Wireframe Cut to create Mining Block wireframes.

Step 1 Prepare

Assign values like Grade and SG to the Wireframes

The reserving stage. Use functions like Wireframe | Grade Tonnage Report Estimate or Wireframe | Attribute Assign or Grade Control. Optionally define the sequence using Wireframe | Assign.

Create New Schedule

Select Scheduler | Schedule | New. This creates a Microsoft Access or SQL Server database and a subfolder for files used to support the scheduling process.

Configure Calendar Define Resources

The default calendar is a 24/7 operation. Use the Scheduler | Calendar function to modify the default calendar or add a new calendar. Multiple calendars are supported. In terms of mining blocks, Resources represent the equipment used to extract material. Each resource has defined Work Rate. Rate units are always time based for example Tonnes per Hour. Alternatively, Tasks can be assigned a Default Work Rate. Exceptions, due to factors such as commissioning, maintenance or training, can be defined.

Step 2 Configure

Define Attributes

Attributes associated with a Task can be tracked, recorded and reported on. Typical attributes for a Mining Block are Volume, SG, Tonnes and Grade. One of these attributes is called the Task Quantity. The Rate of the Resource(s) assigned to a Task, together with the Task Quantity, determine how long a Task will take to complete.

Define Task Types

Task Types are a way of grouping Tasks with the same Attributes. Once tasks have been imported (see below) they can also be grouped in the Gantt View.

Import & Sequence Mining Blocks as Tasks

Step 3 Import & Sequence

Import the mining block wireframes as Tasks, either interactively (using Vizex) or via the Scheduler | Tasks | Add Multiple function. Strings, digitised in Vizex, are a convenient way to define sequences. Task Attributes can be mapped to Wireframe Attributes.

Finalise Sequencing

Use the Scheduling | Interactive | Resequence tools, or the Gantt View, to perform any additional sequencing. Use task groups to logically group tasks (for example into pits, or levels, or drives, or panels).

Assign Resources to Tasks

All Tasks (mining blocks) can be given a default Rate. For greater flexibility, Resources with Variable Rates can be assigned Tasks.

Validate Sequencing

Step 4 Validate

Use the tools in Vizex and the Gantt View to validate the schedule. Use colour coding to check Resource Allocations or Sequencing. Play an animation to visualise the process.

Apply Task Dependencies and/or Lag

Use the facilities in the Gantt View to assign Dependencies, or Lag, between tasks.

Step 5 Report

Report on the schedule

Report on Tasks, Resources and Attributes for given time periods. Export results into Excel for graphing and further analysis. In Vizex use the time based slider to visualise the mine at any future date.

Screen 2 shows a complex schedule in terms of dependencies (visible in the Gantt behind the dialog box) and the level of fine control over events shown in the calendar for a resource with regular maintenance days and modified working hours

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