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George Fisher study applies multivariate simulation to improve confidence in NSR-based planning

Glencore principal geologist Bruno Afonseca shares a groundbreaking NSR-based simulation at MREC2025, offering a practical approach to uncertainty and financial risk in mine planning.
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By Jamie Wade on June 8, 2025
Efficiency, Process Improvement, Innovation, Technology Adoption, Process Innovation, Risk, Risk Assessment, Risk Mitigation, Mines & Projects, Case Studies, Exploration, Geological exploration and resource modelling, Geoscience data visualisation and analytics
Australia, Queensland, Mount Isa, North West Minerals Province
Lead, Silver, Base Metals, Zinc

At the 2025 Mineral Resource Estimation Conference (MREC2025) in Perth, Glencore principal geologist Bruno Afonseca presented...


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