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July 2016
Valuation of Mineral Projects Based on Technical and Financial Modelling
This course aims to enhance an understanding of the business of mining. Actual operating mine valuations are a central focus of the course. The basics of quantitative finance and the key interface with the accounting cash flow model will be covered as part of the course. No prior knowledge is assumed but the treatment is intensive. What is assumed is that attendees have had some exposure to the technical aspects of minerals and mining. Workshop sessions are also an integral…
Find out more »Open Pit Slope Design and Implementation
This course presents an overview of the process for the design and management of slopes in open pit mines. Starting with a description of the information required to support a slope design and the methods of data collection, it progresses to the design procedures for bench configurations, inter-ramp slopes and overall slopes, including the analytical procedures commonly in use. Specific examples of design will be presented and discussed in the class to illustrate the factors that could affect pit slope…
Find out more »August 2016
Mining 101
This course covers the basic concepts of mining and mineral processing: how mines are found, how they are built, how the ore is processed, how the waste is disposed, how mineral products are marketed, and some ideas about where mining will be in the future. Parts of the course require some basic numeracy and high school science. However all of the material is taught in a friendly, non-threatening manner and is quite easily understood by someone who likes to watch…
Find out more »2016 Annual Metal Leaching & Acid Rock Drainage Field School
The course objectives are to increase understanding of metal leaching and acid rock drainage by showing participants the tools, procedures and design requirements; providing an overview of the underlying science and vocabulary; and presenting examples of best practices. A unique feature of this course is that it allows the students to see firsthand how ML/ARD test work is conducted and mitigation plans are developed, and the challenges that are encountered. Much of the course time is spent touring the mines in the Northwest BC. Students will…
Find out more »The Australian Mine Ventilation Conference
The Australian Mine Ventilation Conference 2015 is a sequel to the very successful mine ventilation conferences held in Sydney in 2011 and Adelaide in 2013. Ventilation controls form many of the core risk activities in mines. Significant developments in practice and research in recent years have helped ensure we maintain and improve levels of safety within our underground mining sector. The conference will bring operators, planning personnel, equipment manufacturers and suppliers, government regulators, consultants and research and technology personnel together…
Find out more »September 2016
IMPC 2016 XXVII International MIneral Processors Congress
The International Mineral Processing Congress has been in existence now for more than sixty years. The very first congress was held in September 1952 in London, and with 39 technical papers and 332 delegates, it was indeed an impressive beginning of a series of ever growing congresses. The IMPC has been a major driving force for the promotion of scientific and technical knowledge in mineral processing and extractive metallurgy worldwide. It is the most prestigious event in the field of…
Find out more »Building Aboriginal Relationships in BC
Gain a greater understanding of how to initiate engagement with Aboriginal communities and businesses, and discover ways to reinvigorate relationships for a long lasting business relationship. Join us in Vancouver this September 20-21, 2016 to receive the latest updates from an impressive roster of experts. Hear directly from Aboriginal leaders about best practices for building successful relationships. Understand the pitfalls of an environmental assessment and why projects stall. Gain clarity on treaty regulations, government policies and legal precedence. Explore the key criteria for…
Find out more »Responsible Tailings Management 101
It is not possible to permit, operate or close a mine in the 21st century unless it exhibits ability and commitment to practice responsible tailings management. This live webcast will review the concepts of what responsible tailings management is as it pertains to the life cycle of a mine, i.e. planning, design, operation, and closure. The webcast, by use of examples from around the world, will emphasize current trends in best practices in tailings management embraced by leaders in the…
Find out more »Commercial Applications for Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) Conference
We all know that daily operations of numerous industries are being transformed by the use of drones, including yours. If you are not yet aware or prepared, you should be. This is why Zagora has put together the Drones at Work – Commercial Applications for Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV’s) Conference. Indeed, the hype around drones is great, but few have addressed the commercial and industrial applications in a concrete manner... until now. We have put together THE must-attend business gathering…
Find out more »MINExpo International 2016
Every 4 Years, MINExpo INTERNATIONAL® 2016 is the Place for Everything Mining: MINExpo® delivers solutions — state-of-the-art products and services, innovative technologies and expert-led educational sessions. With more than 2,000 exhibitors, you’ll find products and services to improve safety, reduce production costs, manage risk and increase productivity. It’s also the place to build your network and discuss current and future company needs with industry experts in the Exhibit Halls and education sessions. It’s all at one place — MINExpo INTERNATIONAL®…
Find out more »Mines and Money Americas
Mines and Money Americas is a unique event that brings together a global audience of investors and mining companies looking to secure capital. Whether you an investor, mining company or service provider, attending Mines and Money Americas opens up a wealth of opportunities.
Find out more »High-Speed Imagery for Research and Experimentation
The short course is a carefully structured introduction to main topics in field of explosive engineering and how to best use digital high-speed imaging when conducting experiments or research for military or civilian applications. Both the fundamentals theory and practical training will be conducted at Colorado School of Mines in Explosive Research Laboratory at Idaho Springs. A wide range of material will be covered including: detonation and shock wave physics, selection of explosives, an introduction to high-speed imaging, scaling experiments…
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