Mining Goes Digital – Mueller et al. (Eds)
© 2019 Taylor & Francis Group, London, ISBN 978-0-367-33604-2
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Table of contents
Preface
xi
Editors
xiii
Committees
xv
Sponsors
xix
General aspects of digital transformation in mining
The so-called “Green Paradox”
3
A.B. Bendiek & M.P. Bendiek
Digital technology trends and their implementation in the mining industry
9
L. Barnewold
Virtual reality mine: A vision for digitalised mining engineering education
17
R. Suppes, Y. Feldmann, A. Abdelrazeq & L. Daling
Investing in engineering, research and education in Africa to derive a roadmap
for ensuring local digital mining success
25
W. Assibey-Bonsu
The application of correlation models for the analysis of market risk factors
in KGHM capital group
38
Ł. Bielak, P. Miśta, A. Michalak & A. Wyłomańska
Improvement of investment processes in mining company by implementation
of project management system
47
M. Wach & I. Chomiak-Orsa
Resource estimation and geostatistics
An approach for drilling pattern simulation
59
G. Usero, S. Misk & A. Saldanha
Application of Locally Varying Anisotropy (LVA) kriging at the Grasberg porphyry
Cu-Au-Ag deposit, Papua, Indonesia
67
A. Issel, A. Schwarz, K. Moss & R. Rossi†
Multivariate geostatistical simulation using principal component analysis
76
M. Bolgkoranou & J.M. Ortiz
Application of ASTER multispectral data and hyperspectral spectroscopy
for phosphate exploration
86
N. Mezned, A. Fatnassi & S. Abdeljaouad
Multivariate Gaussian process for distinguishing geological units using measure
while drilling data
94
K.L. Silversides & A. Melkumyan