Geology Modelling and Deposit Evaluation
Minex offers a comprehensive geological modelling and reserves package for coal and other stratified deposits, such as lignite, phosphate, zinc, bauxite, iron ore, and platinum.
Minex Geology Modules:

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Modelling

Customer Video:
Using Minex for Coal Modelling
Efet Banda, Geologist,
The Mineral Corporation Consultancy Ltd.
The key to accurate geological modelling is effective interpretation. Minex uses all available data (i.e. geophysics, qualities, lithology, washability, and structural) to correlate and interpret the deposit.
- A user configurable borehole database, with ODBC connectivity to the world’s leading corporate drillhole databases
- Effective and efficient data validation and auditing
- Fast and accurate Multi-Seam, Multi-Variable Modelling builds entire models, including seam floor, thickness, quality and other surfaces in minutes
- On-screen deposit correlation
- Missing data interpolation to maximise your data value across the entire deposit
- Non-vertical holes to represent horizons at real locations, not the vertical-linear distance from the collar
- Seam splitting and merging, washouts and shallow hole modelling
- Complex model operations to determine strip or economic ratios for open pits
- Contouring, sectioning, 3D borehole, statistics and histogram displays to maximize resource presentation to managers, mining engineers or investors
- Generate sections, plans and reports on modeled attributes (e.g. ash, thickness or depth).
- Detailed resource reporting, including editable run-time mathematical operations
- Resource reporting to meet JORC, SAMREC or other stock exchange requirements

Seam Cross Section showing Boreholes, Geophysics and Gridded Seams
Plan of JORC Measured, Indicated and Inferred Borehole Classes
Faulting
Minex Faulting advances the modelling process for deposits with complex faults. Minex interprets the faulted data and models it in its un-faulted state, thus facilitating modelling, understanding and interpretation of the deposit. Minex then re-faults the model to its current faulted position. Minex accurately models complex inclined or curved faults in normal or reverse environments.
- Define faults with dip and fault throw or displacement
- Generate fault blocks between faults and/or the limits of the deposit.
- Model boreholes crossing faults accurately in 3D, across multiple fault blocks
The planned stages of developing a quarry are viewed in 3D. By importing data representing the surrounding areas and local community the visual impact of the project can be assessed, including nominating the camera position and target to assess the visual impact from a specific
Coal Washability
The Minex Coal Washability module models your complete wash curve so that yield, ash and other analyses can be modeled across the entire deposit.
- Store and analyse size and density data in the Coal Washability database
- Load both incremental and cumulative samples
- Composite data for modelling, plotting and reporting by;
- Cumulative size
- Specific wash densities
- Product ash targets
- Yields
- Report primary, secondary and tertiary product grades and yields.
The Coal Washability module also allows modelling of the wash data, allowing you to:
- Compute product grade grids for coal production requirements
- Use these grids in resourse and reserves reports to simulate plant processes by area or schedule time
The planned stages of developing a quarry are viewed in 3D. By importing data representing the surrounding areas and local community the visual impact of the project can be assessed, including nominating the camera position and target to assess the visual impact from a specific
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