GEMCOM SOFTWARE MINING BLOG

The new Production Calendar module in InSite 4.1 solves difficulties operations may face with aligning forecast with actual production data, and improved site based security allows each site to configure different access levels to data depending on roles and individual requirements.

Digitising has been vastly improved in Surpac 6.3 with a context menu and keyboard accelerators that allow you to change the snap mode without interrupting the flow of digitising activities.

Did you know we’ve recently made enhancements to our Gemcom Community Discussion Forum, making it easier to use? The forum is a great way for you to interact with other users in the global Gemcom Community by asking questions, exchanging tips and best practices, and discussing topics of interest, and it also provides you with access to the knowledgeable Gemcom staff who monitor the discussions. Additionally, if you’re interested, you have the opportunity to participate in future product release Beta testing programs under the category ‘Beta Support’.

The latest version of Gemcom GEMS™ geology and mine planning software was recently released, bringing the world’s first, patent-pending block model conversion engine. The engine brings a new level of data sharing flexibility to the industry by providing direct conversion between different block model formats, delivering better collaboration and data integrity while saving users a great deal of time.

The latest version of Gemcom Surpac™ geology and mine planning software was released earlier this week, bringing significant enhancements and new functionality.

GEMS provides exploration, modelling, mine design, long-term planning and production scheduling capabilities. However, it’s GEMS’ unique approach to data management which really sets it apart. GEMS can operate on two differing platforms:

With a large block model loaded into memory, there are practical limits to the size you can work with. Here’s how to make sure you are using a configuration that maximises the size of the models you can manipulate.

Have you ever wanted to easily calculate an average Strike or Dip value for a set of points or lines? For any collection of points or lines you can create an inclined plane using the “best fit” method, by following the procedure: Surface > Create > Create Surface from Active Data.

Our Support website www.gemcomsupport.com is designed to allow you direct access to our support and product management teams, and to connect you with other Gemcom users in the Discussion Forum. From the Support website you are able to ‘Submit a Ticket’ when you want to get product support, report a defect or suggest an enhancement.

If you are a Gemcom Surpac™ user, you probably know about its automation capabilities. You may have even built a few automation scripts, called macros, to save time and reduce routine button-clicking. But there is a lot more which can be done with automation to make a real difference for you and your operation, saving huge amounts of time, and eliminating errors.