Trimble Presents Mining Solutions at CIM 2015
Trimble will showcase its mining technologies at the Annual CIM Convention 2015, a mining conference and exhibition being held at Palais des Congrès de Montréal, Montréal, Canada from 10 - 13 May.
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Trimble Connected Mine™ is used by global mining enterprises to increase productivity, reduce risk and manage variability by connecting all disparate sources of data in the mine for discovery and use by management to make intelligent, informed and quicker decisions based on the complete view of operations.
Connected Mine allows users to exploit spatial, production, workforce, consumables and cost data collected from Trimble and third-party sensing and imaging technologies, machine guidance and health monitoring systems, fleet management systems, plant control systems, and enterprise resource programmes (ERP).
Connected Mine takes an agnostic approach to source information systems, validates the data and provides an independent and objective central source of truth enabling mining companies to:
Trimble’s Mine Information Systems (MIS), an enabling technology of Connected Mine, apply processes, software and a data hub to validate, integrate, transform and expose spatial, production, workforce, consumables and cost data.
MIS provides a comprehensive and reliable source of data used throughout mining operations, processing plants and business offices worldwide. The MIS data model is unique and not constrained by locations, time zones, currencies, units of measurement, commodities, mining methods or time usage models.
More than 50 successful MIS implementations at mine sites worldwide have integrated data from remote sensors, fleet management and mine monitoring systems, plant control systems and ERPs.
These MIS products can be implemented individually or as a suite with the added value of linking data and reporting for a complete view of operations, for example:
All MIS products have been designed to be implemented in modules for staged deployment that simplifies on-site user training and acceptance.
Connected Mine extends the value of remote sensor and imaging systems, planning software, productivity applications and mine control systems by harvesting and integrating data for use in cross-functional reporting and analysis. The following are systems that can be used as standalone solutions or integrated with Trimble or third-party data sources via Connected Mine:
Trimble TMRX1 Obscurant-penetrating 3D LIDAR is a versatile and powerful situational awareness 3D sensor for machine automation applications and terrestrial survey, mapping and measurement tasks. It delivers an unprecedented combination of range, data density, acquisition speed and obscurant penetrating capability.
Trimble UX5 Aerial Imaging is used in mining for aerial assessment and inventory, surface exploration, determination of removed volumes and volume calculation of stockpiles. The primary advantages of Trimble UX5 are high-quality image acquisition, precise landings in confined spaces and safe mapping without risking injury as a result of hazardous terrain, environmental contaminants, or dangerous machinery.
Trimble Open Pit Design software offers advanced editing capabilities to design pits, benches, roads and ramps faster and easier. The system uses standard industry geological data from economic shells and block models along with user-defined design parameters, including bench and road criteria, to produce optimised designs.
Open Pit Design uses dynamic editing for fast manipulation of pit design and reduces design time significantly. Parameters can be changed easily for fast configuration and reconfiguration to consider various approaches to pit shape, bench sizes, and road and ramp locations. Engineers can create and evaluate alternate designs quickly and easily.
Trimble Terralite™ XPS optimises machine control and guidance system performance deep in the mine by delivering high-precision positioning data when and where GNSS can’t. High-precision applications in trucks, shovels, drills, excavators, mobile conveyors and other mission-critical machine operations require non-stop availability of HP positioning data, but GNSS alone falls short where high walls, mine equipment, and other obstructions block GNSS signals and at latitudes prone to poor GNSS geometry.
Terralite XPS is proven with more than 20 systems deployed in production environments worldwide since 2006, and is compatible with all leading GNSS-enabled applications that accept standard positioning inputs.
Trimble Mining is transforming the way global miners optimise their resources by leveraging all the information assets, which are produced throughout all operational areas for objective analysis, prediction, business intelligence and improved decision-making.
Trimble (NYSE: TRMB) has offices in 35 countries, customers in 150 countries, sales and service networks in 125 countries and global research and development centres in 15 countries.
Trimble will showcase its mining technologies at the Annual CIM Convention 2015, a mining conference and exhibition being held at Palais des Congrès de Montréal, Montréal, Canada from 10 - 13 May.
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