MIME 425 Applied Stochastic Orebody Modelling

3 credits · Mining & Materials Engineering · Faculty of Engineering · Offered: Fall

Representing uncertainty in orebody models and shortcomings of conventional methods including reserve reporting and mine planning. Stochastic spatial sequential simulation methods. Joint simulation of multiple correlated elements. Simulation material types. Introduction to geometallurgical modelling…

Prerequisites

(MPMC 326 or CIVE 208) and (MPMC 329 or MIME 329)

Prerequisite courses: CIVE 208, MIME 329, MPMC 326, MPMC 329

Restrictions

Not open to students who have taken MIME 525.

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