Computer modelling limitations and new directions—Part 2
CIM Bulletin, Vol. 84, No. 953, 1991
Simon Houlding, LYNX Geosystems Inc., Vancouver, British Columbia
Part 1 (CIM Bulletin, August 1991) of this article identified the limitations of the traditional modelling methods and demonstrated the approximations and errors introduced by their application to complex mining situations. The objective of Part 2 is to describe the evolution of new, proven technology which eliminates these deficiencies and provides precise and practical alternatives. These promote the use of realistic geological and mining shapes and eliminate altogether the rectangular approximations of traditional methods.
Mots Clés:
Computer applications, Modelling.
