UDMN Award of Excellence
Geoscience INTEGRATOR wins - Last December, UDMN presented us with an Outstanding Achievement in Commercialization...
We have years of experience in 4D-GIS-based geotechnical hazard assessment for open pit and underground mining projects. Our team has the skills and technology to forecast geotechnical hazards quantitatively for design or automated monitoring applications by combining all the relevant geological, geotechnical, and mining data. We transform rock type, structure, rock quality, seismicity, deformation, support, geometry, production, and other data into a set of spatially modelled, normalized, and weighted hazard criteria that are combined into an overall hazard assessment. It is an expert-system approach providing continuous access to the input data and interpretation in order to build confidence through visual, as well as statistical, validation of hazard zones. We have successfully executed geotechnical hazard assessment projects at mine sites around the world, from forecasting rockburst and water inflow hazards in deep Canadian mines, to slope stability hazards in large South African open pits, and roof fall hazards in Australian coal mines.
