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Block Modelling – learn basic block model concepts such as sub-blocking, how to create, display and visualise a block model, and generate grade-tonnage reports.

Solids Modelling – learn how to create, view, display, contour, and report volumes.

DTM Surfaces – learn how to create, view, display, contour, and report volumes.

Geology Database – understand database structure, how to create a database, as well as how to import, export, and display data.

String Editing – learn how to create, and modify strings in graphics and via file tools.

Macros – learn how to save time by creating and running Tcl scripts.

strings, DTMs, CSV, other Geological Mining Software)

Surpac Data – how to display, import, export, and convert the most commonly used data types (e.g.

The Surpac Interface – understanding all of the main components and how to customise them to improve your efficiency.Introduction – course overview, understand key outcomes and your goals.This training course has been drawn from industry best practice as well as more than twenty years of Surpac experience. These concepts are reinforced through a large number of practical activities, all of which involve using Surpac on a real-life data set. Whittle optimisation: Optimisation using Whittle software.You will learn about the fundamental concepts of Surpac’s interface, graphics environment, geology database, string files, DTM surfaces, solids modelling (wireframing), block modelling and macros. Setup of schedule in MineSched geared towards open pit production MineSched - Open pit: Surpac preparation for MineSched short term schedules. Mining methods geared towards underground scenarios. MineSched - Underground: MineSched setup and running of schedules, reporting and visualisation. Survey: Survey Volumes and set-outs and connecting to and from Survey Instruments, Data Manipulation Mine Planning- Drill and Blast: Drill and blast design setups and manipulation Mine Planning- Pit Design: Pit and dump design using various methods and techniques for ramp and berm configuration and volume calculations. Mine Planning and Survey I: File tools, Surfaces and Solids, DTM/3DM intersections, Menu creation, design modes, advanced editing, manipulation of string data, intermediate Block modelling. Geology III: Advanced geological modelling, database management, Statistics and Geostatistics and Block Modelling, with QA/QC, Validation of interpolations, and Classification.

Geology II: Intermediate Surpac use in Surfaces and Solids, DTM/3DM intersections, Sectional Interpretation and Surface Modelling, Database and Block Modelling. Introduction Geology I: Introduction to Surpac Concepts, Visualizing Techniques, Styles, Editing, Creation, Commonly Used File tools, Surfaces and Volumes, Autoplot visualisation of Database, solid and Block models.