The Dos and Don’ts of Diamond Core for Geotechnical Logging

2024-12-18T14:23:09+08:00By |Insights|

Written by our Geologist, Lyndell Juggernaut Geotechnical logging of diamond drill core is used to characterize the rock mass and the structural setting. The collected data is applied in geotechnical studies to design mine excavations (open pit slope angles and underground mine excavation sizes and required ground support schemes). Any feature that will

New RS3 DFN Feature for Overall Slope Stability Analysis in Open Pits

2024-03-15T09:52:19+08:00By |Insights|

The introduction of the Discrete Fracture Network (DFN) feature to RS3 represents a significant advancement in the field of geological modelling. It allows for a highly realistic representation of subsurface geological structures by capturing the complex and heterogeneous nature of discontinuities. Accounting for DFN’s in your 3D modelling is critical to understanding the geological impact of your site’s

What is ATV/OTV? See How We Process Acoustic Televiewer and Optical Televiewer Data

2024-04-03T15:02:38+08:00By |Insights|

What is ATV/OTV? ATV/OTV stands for acoustic televiewer and optical televiewer. This type of data produces high-resolution and continuous 360-degree images of the borehole wall. These images provide a combination of qualitative and quantitative information of the borehole wall that can be used to characterise planar (at the borehole scale) features (fractures, bedding,

Back Analysis of Pit Slope Performance in a Saturated Alluvial Sediment

2024-03-12T14:40:05+08:00By |Insights|

Did you miss our presentation at the AusIMM Open Pit Conference 2022? Download your copy of the Back Analysis of Pit Slope Performance in a Saturated Alluvial Sediment presentation. Read about the case study of an open pit mine in Western Australia, its geological cross-section, and original pit design. Learn about the

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