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Toronto, Canada
PhD, PEng
English
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Ivan received his undergraduate degree in Mining Engineering from Montana Tech and is currently a licensed civil engineer in the state of Alaska. He specializes in surface water management, infrastructure design, water storage structures, and conveyance and collection of both impacted and unimpacted water. He also specializes in mine closure design and planning, and closure and construction cost estimating. His closure experience includes large coal mines in the L48 and metal mines in Alaska and Canada. He has assisted most operating mines in Alaska with closure planning, permit compliance, and financial assurance calculations allowing him to become very familiar with each operation.
Outside of the mining industry, Ivan has designed and assisted with permitting various municipal, federal, and private development projects, in the eastern United States and Alaska. Engineering and design outside of mining include surface water management (conveyance, attenuation, and water quality controls), road design, land development planning, platting, and utility designs.
The inherent uncertainty in Mineral resources evaluation is perceived as negative. However, similar to skilled sailors negotiating contrary winds to advance their sailboats, we can harness this uncertainty to improve our decision making.
Daha Fazla ÖğreninMineral resource classification should consider multiple quantitative and qualitative criteria related to the geological and grade confidence, data quantity and quality, and the prospective mining method.
Daha Fazla ÖğreninResource geologists often find geostatistical algorithms that rely on a single stationary model of spatial continuity inadequate for modelling grades in structurally complex deposits.
Daha Fazla ÖğreninWhen resource modelling by kriging, a number of estimation parameters must be established such as block model block size, minimum and maximum number of data used to estimate a block or search ellipsoid radii.
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