MineDash™ Geology

Geology

Trace the material. Resolve the difference.

MineDash™ Geology helps geology and reconciliation teams track material movements, review dig-block and pattern records, investigate dilution, and reconcile operational information through month-end sign-off.

For: Mine geology teams · Reconciliation teams · Technical services

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The operational problem

A movement total does not explain whether material came from the intended location or crossed a boundary. Geology teams need spatial and journal context to investigate differences before signing off the records.

Core capabilities

Dig-block and pattern journals

Record and review operational context against dig blocks and patterns.

Bucket-position and boundary review

Review bucket positions and inside/outside boundary activity when investigating material origin.

Dilution management support

Examine spatial records, material movements, and boundary activity to investigate unexpected mixing and inform dilution management decisions.

Movement validation

Review material movements and record differences requiring follow-up.

Month-end reconciliation

Bring validated information and unresolved differences into reconciliation and sign-off.

How it works

Review material movements
Compare movements with journals, positions, and intended boundaries.
Record and investigate differences
Document exceptions and investigate dilution or movement discrepancies.
Reconcile and sign off
Complete the reconciliation review with an agreed record of the outcome.

Connected through MineDash

Validated movement information supports Stockpile Manager's inventory review and material inputs for AI Fleet Optimizer. Reporting carries reconciliation outcomes into management review, while AIRL's consulting service helps define validation rules and sign-off processes.

Practical outcomes

Clearer material origin and movement records
More focused dilution investigations
Simpler reconciliation and sign-off

Common questions

How does MineDash support dilution management?

Geology brings dig-block journals, bucket positions, and material movements into the investigation of unexpected mixing. Teams can review boundary activity and document discrepancies, while Stockpile Manager adds placement and reclaim context. These records support site decisions and reconciliation; they do not guarantee a reduction in dilution.

Explore MineDash™ Geology

Talk to our team about geology, your operational priorities, and the information available at your site.