Datamine definition

Datamine means Datamine Studio RM 1.5.62.0.
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Examples of Datamine in a sentence

  • M-MC has reviewed and validated the 2005 Datamine resource model compiled by the China Central Engineering Institute for Non-ferrous Metallurgical Industries (ENFI).

  • M-MC has reviewed and validated the 2004 Datamine resource model compiled by ▇▇▇▇.

  • The Datamine Minescape Stratmodel software used interpolates the dip and models the true thickness of the seams.

  • As part of the “2005 Basic Design Report” by ENFI an estimate of Mineable Quantities was carried out based on mine designs applied to the ENFI 2005 Datamine model.

  • Estimation of grade for the 2016 Mineral Resource estimate was by ordinary kriging (OK) using Datamine software and Isatis for statistics.

  • Complete details for the estimation and modelling techniques used in the Datamine MineScape system are provided in the report in the Appendix 1 JORC Table 1.

  • All borehole data used in the resource estimation was then validated using the in-built ‘CoalLog’ criteria process of Datamine Minescape GDB database when the data was uploaded to the ‘Rolleston South’ database.

  • Validation of the spreadsheets was undertaken in Explore 3, Leapfrog and Datamine by Terra Search in 2015 and AMC in 2016.

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