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We will do this by selecting SURFACES > CREATE A DTM FROM LAYER > (Ensure Perform Breakline Test Box is UNCHECKED) > APPLY.

To make this Process much easier, we will create a, ‘Fast DTM’ over our Model for Temporary Purposes. This Process is required in Surpac to ensure that no left Strings, from our Cutting Process, are still interfering with our Volume Calculations, later down the Track. The Next Step is to first Save Both Models as One, then begin the Cleaning Process. 1 shows the New Pickup or, ‘String 8’, in RED: 8, is because in Surpac, the Colour RED is Automatically Applied to String 8 as a Default. In Surpac we do this by Clicking EDIT > STRING > RENUMBER RANGE > STRING RANGE = 8. The Next Step is to change the Colour of the Newly Collected Data Model so it can be easily distinguished from the Original or ‘Base’ Model. You can then toggle the Eyeball Icons to differentiate between the two different Models. To bring a separate File into a different layer, this can be achieved, by, not holding down the, ‘Ctrl’ Key while dragging in a. str File, Surpac ensures that the File will appear on the Working Graphics Layer.

TIP: ‘Find Out More About Layering in Surpac’.īy Holding down the, ‘Ctrl’ Key, while dragging in a. The First Step in Surpac for Creating End-Of-Month Reporting is to Bring in your Original Open Pit Model, along with our New Collected Data Model and place them in Separate Layers. This Reporting can help monitor not only where Capital is better allocated, but also where it can be better re-invested.Īs a New Pit Floor is created, the new Surface Level needs to be Surveyed, a TBM introduced, Grade Control carried out and a Drill Holes marked out for Blasting purposes.ĭigitally this can all be recorded in Surpac, and our above Video shows, the EOM Reporting in Detail. But also to keep the process Economically Viable, it is important to Monitor Volumes at the End of each Month.

There is a repetitive process in Open Pit Mining, which includes not only Digging out more Ore as Fast as possible. End-Of-Month Volume Calculation: Surpac The Pit Floor: