Stockpile Volume Measurement & Mine Mapping

When should you use this service?

We support stockpile measurement and mine documentation with registered spatial data and agreed volume calculations. The scope defines material boundaries, reference surfaces, coordinates and accessible areas.

• Coal and other bulk-material stockpiles
• Stockyard and storage-area surveys
• Underground mine mapping
• Georeferenced point-cloud delivery where required

What will you receive?

• Volume calculations and supporting reports
• Registered point clouds
• Mine or site models where commissioned

Deliverables, formats and checks are agreed for each assignment.

What experience supports this service?

The project profile includes multi-location coal-stock surveys and underground mine and smelter work. Tonnage requires an agreed density basis in addition to volume.

What should you send for a quotation?

Provide material type, approximate area, stockpile boundaries, access constraints and the required output.

What inputs, work and outputs should be agreed?

How is the assignment organised?

1. Review: supply site boundaries, material areas, base reference and access.
2. Define: confirm agreed stockpile surface capture or underground mapping, reference data, access or file-transfer arrangements and the deadline.
3. Execute and check: complete the commissioned work and review the agreed coverage and outputs.
4. Deliver: provide registered data, volume calculations or scoped mapping outputs with the agreed supporting information.

What should you know about the results?

State the survey date, boundary and calculation basis with volume results. Scanned volume alone does not determine material mass without a suitable density basis.

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