Mining reconciliation can be a powerful tool to identify problems with Mineral Resource, Ore Reserve or Grade Control models, as well as physical measures such as blasting, mining, stockpile balancing or metallurgical processing. A good reconciliation system has checks and controls in place to ensure the physical measures are robust and allow for a proper assessment of the various predictive models. In this webinar, we will discuss where errors can occur in a reconciliation system, how best to deal with them, and how to improve communicating reconciliation results.
What you will learn:
- The purpose of reconciliation
- Key components of a robust ‘end-to-end’ reconciliation process
- A better understanding of reconciliation results and what they mean
- How to effectively communicate reconciliation results
Who should attend:
This webinar will benefit mine geologists, resource geologists, engineers and management staff involved in undertaking and overseeing reconciliation processes.
