Conference Proceedings
Orebody Modelling and Strategic Mine Planning SMP 2014
Conference Proceedings
Orebody Modelling and Strategic Mine Planning SMP 2014
Modelling Open Pit and Underground Production Scheduling in Concert
A large number of mineral deposits contain regions in which it is economically beneficial to extract ore both via open pit and underground mining techniques. Current industry practice lacks an effective means to establish the extent of the open pit and underground mining areas for an individual deposit. We present a mixed integer programming model for scheduling both the open pit and underground mine that can be used to create a holistic extraction sequence for a specific deposit. The model considers both spatial and temporal elements of the open pit and underground mines in order to maximise the net present value of the entire deposit, while adhering to its production, processing and block sequencing constraints. By doing so, we can schedule the open pit and underground in concert.CITATION:King, B, 2014. Modelling open pit and underground production scheduling in concert, in Proceedings Orebody Modelling and Strategic Mine Planning Symposium 2014 , pp 369-374 (The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy: Melbourne).
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B King
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