date mois 8 20, 2009
Isatis Seminar for Mining
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Isatis helps you to maximise the value of mine production.
ISATIS SEMINAR BY GEOVARIANCES - Complimentary
ISATIS SEMINAR BY GEOVARIANCES - Complimentary
You are geologist or engineer in charge of resource estimation?
Adding value to your operation is your issue today?
Don’t miss this opportunity to learn how ISATIS, geostatistical software solution from GEOVARIANCES, can help you getting reliable estimation of your resources, and how the quality of your data and estimates may be fully assessed.
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Agenda
Sheraton Perth Hotel - 207 Adelaide Terrace - Perth WA 6000 - Australia
| 8:15 | Welcome |
|---|---|
| 8:30 | Introduction to GEOVARIANCES
Presentation by Julien Tan, Sales Manager Mining, Geovariances |
| 8:45 | Features & Benefits of ISATIS
Presentation by James Pocoe, Senior Consultant Mining, Geovariances |
| 9:30 | Demo of ISATIS - by James Pocoe
EDA: a unique and powerful tool to analyse and validate data
Risk analysis: a wide range of routines and post-processing functionalities for reliable and accurate uncertainty quantification
Isatis 3D Viewer: a powerful tool for quality control |
| 10:15 | Break |
| 10:45 | "Understanding Geological Variability and Quantifying Resource Risk at the Kencana Underground Gold Mine, Indonesia
Isatis has been used for all simulation work and subsequent analysis. Isatis provides a wide range of simulation techniques and powerful post-processing capability required for risk analysis projects." Success story by Ted Coupland, Cube Consulting |
| 11:15 | “A collaborative approach to integrating Isatis in resource modelling projects
Use of Isatis software has increased Golder Associates’ alignment its largest mining clients, leading to collaborative efforts on major resource modelling projects". Success story by Richard Gaze, Golder Associates |
| 11:45 | "Coeur d’Alene successfully used ISATIS to quantify the ROI of drilling on resource estimation"
Success story by James Pocoe |
| 12:15 | Questions / Answers |
| 12:30 | Lunch |
Who should attend this seminar?
Geologists or mining engineers involved in resource estimation.
Why should you attend?
- To learn how to improve further your resource evaluation process.
- To network with your peers from various mining companies and share best practices.
Contact
Please fill in the Reply Card for enrollment and send it back to Julien Tan or fax it at +33 1 6422 8728.
If you would like to receive more information on ISATIS or if you have any question, please contact Julien Tan.
ISATIS, a comprehensive Geostatistical solution
ISATIS is GEOVARIANCES’ leading-edge software solution for mining geostatistics. For over 15 years, ISATIS has helped mining companies around the world to improve further their resource estimation and risk assessment activities.
- ISATIS, the most professional software in Geostatistics
- one stop shop for mining geostatistics,
- powerful and user-friendly.
- ISATIS, used by leaders performing in the Top 10 of the mining companies
- more than 300 references worldwide, including many industry leaders,
- a large community of software users running more than 1000 licenses worldwide.
- ISATIS, used at any stage of a mining project
- Exploration/Pre-feasibility stage because understanding the mineralization is vital to evaluate project potential:
With the powerful data analysis tools in ISATIS, you can develop a better understanding of the spatial distribution of the mineralization. - Feasibility stage because knowing the technical and economic viability of the orebody is crucial:
ISATIS unique portfolio of non linear techniques allows you to:
- Evaluate the optimal size of your mining blocks,
- Quantify the risks associated with your project,
- Production stage because appropriate grade reconciliation and plant recovery are essential:
ISATIS simulation routines provide valuable input to:
- Grade control activities,
- Sampling optimization,
- Understand grade variability at the plant.
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