Geologists Add Value at Newmont’s Nevada Mines – Part One

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Leroy Schutz Lloyd McEvers Eric Saderholm Lori Clarke Wayne Trudel Charles Lynn Bolin
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 2004

Abstract

Newmont mine geologists in Nevada are most proficient when applying technical expertise with multi-departmental teams in three main settings. The first is value creation through near-mine discovery, development and reserve conversion. Since 1986, geologists have created substantial net asset value in developing more than 1.35 kt (43 million oz) into quality Nevada surface and underground gold reserves. The second setting is value realization by supporting mine operations with ore control, selective mining, reconciliation investigations and strategic planning. The investment of technical research on reconciliation investigations led to new concepts and practices that highlighted opportunities for large revenue and reserve gains. In 2002, more than $65 million in projected revenue was added to the Gold Quarry south layback. Kriged mine polygon construction and controlled blast heave at the Lone Tree Mine provided millions of dollars in mining efficiencies. High-quality geologic advice in selective mining at the Twin Creeks Mine helped obtain $4.3 million revenue gains throughout 2002-2003.
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APA: Leroy Schutz Lloyd McEvers Eric Saderholm Lori Clarke Wayne Trudel Charles Lynn Bolin  (2004)  Geologists Add Value at Newmont’s Nevada Mines – Part One

MLA: Leroy Schutz Lloyd McEvers Eric Saderholm Lori Clarke Wayne Trudel Charles Lynn Bolin Geologists Add Value at Newmont’s Nevada Mines – Part One. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 2004.

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