Build and evaluate a variety of mine scenarios to ensure you produce operationally viable plans and schedules.
Learn MoreKeep track of key activities across your processes to continually increase production, efficiency and safety.
Learn MoreThe free quarterly Maptek Forge newsletter includes case studies, product and corporate news.
Maptek blogs cover a range of industry topics, sharing insights from across our global network.
Keep up to date with the latest product solutions and news about Maptek global activities.
An online repository of all Maptek learning resources, from white papers to blogs and case studies.
An overview of Maptek, our products, solutions and operations.
A brief history of Maptek, including milestones of our 35 years of operation.
Information about careers at Maptek and current vacancies.
Find conferences, seminars and tradeshows where Maptek is exhibiting and/or presenting papers.
Discover the features and benefits of Maptek solutions in these overview videos.
Watch webinars on various topics and learn about the latest solutions from Maptek subject matter experts.
Watch tutorials outlining ways to apply various tools. Learn the latest techniques for efficient workflows.
Short bite size videos include tips and tricks for applying common tools and solutions.
Register now in the Maptek Users Area
Design data is at the heart of your mine design and geologic interpretations. To truly get the most out of your data, you need to be able to understand data structures, work intuitively in section view, and know the best tips to customise your workflow.
Register for Getting Started with Design Data to learn:
Produce basic design objects to solidify fundamental skills.
Create designs and interpretations in plan, rotated, and section views.
Modify and analyse existing design data to verify design specifications.
Discover tools that speed your workflow and increase productivity.
Getting Started with Design Data helps you solidify your understanding of Vulcan data while gaining extensive practice with working in rotated, three-dimensional views.
You should take Getting Started with Design Data if: