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Forge - September 2018


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Maptek Roy Hill smart mining partnership

Maptek and Australian iron ore producer Roy Hill are collaborating on deep learning, AI and immersive technologies to accelerate orebody knowledge and inform upstream planning.

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Capture of post-disaster conditions

Fast and accurate capture of post-disaster data is key to resilient rebuilding. A new facility at the University of Washington has taken the lead to ensure baseline geospatial data can be collected, processed and analysed immediately after natural hazard events.

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Modelling phosphate deposits

Maptek software and hardware solutions are helping the Republic of Nauru Phosphate Corporation to measure and model phosphate deposits on the Pacific Island nation.

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Digital twinning and the reality of complexity

Rapid development of the digital twin approach offers mining operations the promise of optimising processes and automating decision making – if they are brave enough.

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Efficient train loading and dispatch

An iron ore supplier in South Africa is using MineSuite to maximise the capacity available from their rail transport service provider.

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Previewing PointStudio

Maptek customers will see a new name and fresh ribbon interface alongside new functionality in the 2018 update of our intuitive point cloud processing software.

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Making geostatistical modelling masters

Maptek and the Adolfo Ibáñez University collaborated to initiate a new Masters course, preparing mining professionals in South America to lead their industry.

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Mine planning education

Maptek Vulcan helps students at the Technological Educational Institute of Western Macedonia, Greece.

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