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Operational Definitions and KPIs Sub-Committee of the Data Access and Usage Working Group
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Autonomous Mining Working Group
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A realistic approach to moving forward with AI in Mining
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This guideline provides a high-level framework for mining stakeholders to follow when establishing autonomous mining projects ranging from single autonomous vehicles and hybrid fleets to highly autonomous fleets.
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This guideline provides a roadmap to increase the speed and likelihood of success during Short Interval Control (SIC) implementation while avoiding common pitfalls.
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This guideline provides a high-level framework for mining stakeholders to follow when establishing autonomous mining projects ranging from single autonomous vehicles and hybrid fleets to highly autonomous fleets.
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This is the third part of a guideline suite designed to assist improved communications technology and digital network infrastructure.
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This guideline outlines the recommended practices for using battery electric vehicles (BEVs) in an underground mining environment.
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This is the second part of a guideline suite designed to assist improved communications technology and digital network infrastructure underground.
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This is the first part of a guideline suite designed to assist improved communication and digital network infrastructure underground.
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This guideline condenses the works of the Morrell method for predicting the specific energy consumption of conventional crushing, High Pressure Grinding Rolls and tumbling mill equipment and applies them to assessing operating comminution circuit performance.
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This guideline covers surveying and sampling Autogenous Grinding (AG), Semi-Autogenous Grinding (SAG), rod, and ball mill circuits within the normal range of application.
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This guideline aims to create a common industry vision for the seamless access and use of mobile equipment data across the mine cycle.
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This guideline is for measuring comminution efficiency in global mine operations using the Bond method and comprehensive Bond Work Index.
