Surface Geology : Mineral exploration planning

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Mining Geologist

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1 - Introduction.mp4

02:07

2 - Loading GPS Data.mp4

14:56

2 - explorationdata.zip

3 - Merging Sample Data.mp4

14:42

4 - Data Visual analysis.mp4

10:07

5 - Drillhole Planning.mp4

15:30

6 - Georeferencing a map.mp4

07:00

7 - Gridding.mp4

07:04

8 - Suface Flow.mp4

11:32

9 - Assign field from a String.mp4

07:45

10 - Drillhole database and Wireframing.mp4

18:36

Description

Exploration tools in Micromine

What You'll Learn?

Drillhole planning
Manipulating GIS data in Micromine
Geological Database creation
Sample Data interpreation
Basics of Micromine

Who is this for?

geologists

mining engineers

geoscientists

What You Need to Know?

Basic geology or mining engineering

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Description
Mineral exploration typically begins by studying the near surface geology. Explorers use available maps, reports and data to search for prospective regions. The field work begins once the properties covering any identified areas have been acquired. In addition to traditional rock hammer and hand lens, exploration geologists toolkit includes electronic devices such as a GPS, digital structure compass a portable XRF scanner and many more these tools are use to collect data and samples from the field and they are carried to the office and loaded into the computer to be manipulated and interpreted for further planning and exploration. Usually the softwares to be used for this matter are GIS softwares ( Geographic information systems) like ArcGis and Qgis. In this course we will do all the GIS work in a Mining package which is Micromine which is used for any exploration scale analyses and explore some the features that this mining software has to offer when it comes to Mining exploration , we will cover things like manipulating GISÂ data, Planning Drillholes, Creating a surface flow map, Creating a Geological database and much more, this course will be updated with more lectures upon the request of the students to suits their needs.
Who this course is for:
geologists
mining engineers
geoscientists

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I m a Professional Resource Geologist with years of consulting experience in the mining industry, including open-pit and underground hard rock mining, quarrying, and open-pit coal mining. I m Involved in the planning and development of many open-cut mines around the world. I m an advanced user of the major Mining and Geology packages and also an advanced python developer.

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