Seventh International

Conference & Exhibition on

Mass Mining

9-11 May 2016 | Sydney, Australia The world’s only event to unite industry and research professionals in the pursuit of mass mining excellence

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Invitation to Register The seventh event in the MassMin series will be held in Sydney, Australia, in May 2016. Mass mining participants include researchers, planners, consultants, equipment and service suppliers and mine operators. All are invited to meet to share

Conference Co-Chairs Chris Carr FAusIMM(CP), Independent Gideon Chitombo MAusIMM, The University of Queensland

Organising Committee

experiences and ideas, successes and

Malcolm Campbell MAusIMM, Sandvik Mining

lessons learnt, and to discuss possible

Geoff Dunstan FAusIMM(CP), Newcrest Mining Limited

futures resulting from potential new

Don Grant FAusIMM(CP), BHP Billiton Olympic Dam

techniques.

Peter Hills FAusIMM(CP), pitt&sherry

The organising committee for MassMin

Dan Peel MAusIMM, RungePincockMinarco

2016 are planning a conference aimed

Yves Potvin MAusIMM, The University of Western Australia

at meeting the needs of the assembled

Adrian Pratt FAusIMM(CP), Independent

group. Technical sessions will be streamed

Iain Ross MAusIMM, Rio Tinto

according to the focus of papers from

Glenn Sharrock MAusIMM(CP), Itasca Australia Pty Ltd

research/technical development, design

Bre-Anne Sainsbury MAusIMM, Monash University

and planning, improvements and operational matters through a variety of technical, operational and managerial streams.

John Stanton MAusIMM, Atlas Copco Fidelis Suorineni MAusIMM, University of NSW Australia

The last 20 years have seen major transformations in underground

James Tibbett GAusIMM, University of NSW Australia

mass mining. The organising committee seeks your support and

John Tucker MAusIMM, Dyno Consult West

involvement in this conference by attending and participating in the

Claudia Vejrazka MAusIMM, Northparkes Mines

tours and workshops where we can learn about the future of mass mining together.

Event Management: The AusIMM

We look forward to welcoming you to Sydney in 2016!

Alison McKenzie, Director, Events

Chris Carr FAusIMM(CP) and Gideon Chitombo MAusIMM

Eliza Sanneman, Senior Coordinator, Events

Co-Chairs, Seventh International Conference & Exhibition

Rachel Magill, Senior Coordinator, Events

on Mass Mining

Claire Stuart, Coordinator, Publishing

“I will make every effort that the operation I represent sends as many people as possible.” Allan Moss Technical Advisor, Grasberg Underground Operations Rio Tinto Copper

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MassMin 2016 What are the benefits of attending?

Conference themes

 Hear presentations on mass mining issues presented by industry experts  A strong program with an emphasis on technical excellence and focus on the latest key issues and future projects  Engage in valuable discussions with industry stakeholders  Connect and network with fellow industry professionals  Participate in the exhibition where you can see the latest products and services from leading industry organisations  Outstanding value for your investment

MassMin 2016 will provide you with an opportunity to network and hear about the recent advances in the mass mining industry including:  Rock mass characterisation  Caving mechanics (caveability, fragmentation, gravity flow)  Mine development (development layouts, new projects, infrastructure, transition to underground, rapid mine development) Cave establishment (undercutting, drill and blast, pre-conditioning)    Cave management (automation, equipment selection, cross over into flow monitoring, cave back monitoring, internal sensors, convergence management, draw control, subsidence monitoring and management)  Large open stoping (drill and blast, backfill, mass blasts)  Materials handling (including ore handling, management processes, logistics of personnel and consumables)  Mine support systems (ventilation and refrigeration, de-watering, communications and automation systems, maintenance practices, continuous improvement)  Project management (including capital estimating, coordination, EPCM approaches, case studies)  Safety and environmental issues (including social licence to operate, DPM, heat management, community engagement)

Who should attend?  Academics  CEOs/directors/executives/general managers  Consultants  Equipment and service suppliers  Government regulatory officials  Planners  Mine operators  Researchers

Registration and how to attend There are a number of registration categories and discounts available for MassMin2016:  Register before 18 January 2016 to receive the early bird discount  Members of the AusIMM, CIM, SAIMM, SME and TMS can take advantage of the special member rate  Full time students, new professionals under the age of 31 and international delegates also qualify for discounts. Students need to purchase a ticket to the Conference Dinner separately.  Got a group wanting to attend the conference? Contact Event Management for details on the reduced rates available  Can’t make the full conference? You can also choose to attend individual days which includes the networking event on that day

“Attendance at MassMin conferences is a must for all underground practioners and professionals.” Jeff Nixon MAusIMM Underground Mining Specialist

“There is no better event to meet and interact with the best experts in this field.” Chip deWolfe Cave Mining Consultant

You can register for MassMin 2016 in the following ways:  Online at www.massmin2016.com/registration  Fill out the form at the end of this document and send via fax or email  Call us on +61 3 9658 6120

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Conference Program The organising committee is currently developing an exciting technical program that will feature a range of topics presented during various keynote and plenary sessions. The following is a preliminary program outline to assist in your planning. Please note that the program is subject to change. A detailed program will be available shortly.

MassMin 2016 Preliminary Program Saturday 7 May

Sunday 8 May

Monday 9 May

Tuesday 10 May

Wednesday 11 May

Thursday 12 May

Friday 13 May

Pre-conference Workshop Program

Pre-conference Workshop Program

Day 1 MassMin 2016

Day 2 MassMin 2016

Day 3 MassMin 2016

Keynote Presentations

Keynote Presentations

Keynote Presentations

Post-conference Tour Program

Exhibition Setup

Post-conference Tour and Workshop Program

Pre-conference Registration

Technical Sessions

Technical Sessions

Technical Sessions

Student Poster Display

Student Poster Display

Student Poster Display

Exhibition

Exhibition

Exhibition

Welcome Reception

Networking Hour Conference Dinner

Networking Program Welcome Reception

Networking Hour

Conference Dinner

This opening networking event sets the tone for the conference as the industry congregates at this first function. Hosted at Doltone House and including good food and beverages, the Welcome Reception is where you can catch up with old colleagues and form new contacts.

Following the second day of the conference, the Networking Hour is a superb networking opportunity for all delegates and exhibitors. Held amongst the exhibition, it’s a chance to walk through the stands, relax and mingle.

The social highlight of the conference! Join your fellow colleagues and enjoy a fabulous three course meal, beverages and entertainment.

Date:

Monday 9 May 2016

Date:

Tuesday 10 May 2016

Date:

Tuesday 10 May 2016

Venue:

Doltone House, Jones Bay Wharf

Venue:

Australian Technology Park

Venue:

Australian Technology Park

Time:

5.30 pm – 7.30 pm

Time:

5.30 pm – 6.30 pm

Time:

7.00 pm – arrival for 7.30 pm

Cost:

Complimentary for all delegates

Cost:

Complimentary for all delegates

Cost:

Complimentary for all delegates

Guests: A$75 Transfers: Transfers will depart from Australian Technology Park and return to the Mercure Sydney and Novotel Sydney on Darling Harbour. Proudly sponsored by

Guests: A$33

Guests: A$145 Students: A$145

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Keynote Speakers Fidel Báez Nuñez

Professor Steve Begg

Vice President, Codelco

Head of the Australian School of Petroleum, University of Adelaide

Smart Mining Technologies – the Way Forward

Fidel Báez Nuñez studied at the University of Chile, Civil Mining Engineering (1976), at the School of Mines in Nancy, France and at the University of Western Ontario, Canada. Fidel has participated on many boards including the collaborative international group Mass Mining Technologies Project, an association of large mining companies with massive underground operations research process operation for sinking (block / panel caving). He is the Chairman of Biosigma, Chairman of the Board for IM2, and Director of Ecometales – all subsidiaries of Codelco. He is a member of SME, Society for Mining, Metallurgy and Exploration, Inc and of the Institute of Mining Engineers of Chile. In 2010, Fidel was responsible for the search and design of the three solutions used in the rescue of 33 miners in San Jose in Copiapo. He was the coordinator of international aid and materialisation of its application in the rescue, reporting directly to the Minister of Mines. Fidel has served as Chairman of the workshop on mining of the international fair EXPOMIN in 2008, 2010, 2012, 2014 and 2016.

Decisions, Decisions! Impacts of Uncertainty, Variability and Psychology

Steve Begg is Professor and Head of the Australian School of Petroleum at the University of Adelaide, where he specialises in tools and processes for improved business performance. His focus is on asset and portfolio economic evaluation and decision making under uncertainty, including psychological and judgemental factors. Prior to joining the University in 2002, Steve spent 19 years in the oil and gas industry. He was Director of Decision Science and Strategic Planning for Landmark Corp; had a variety of senior geo-science and engineering operational assignments for BP Exploration; and was a reservoir characterisation researcher and manager with BP Research. He has twice been a Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) Distinguished Lecturer on decision-making topics and was commissioned by SPE to co-author a book, Making Good Decisions. He was recently elected to the Board of the Society of Decision Professionals. Steve holds a PhD in Geophysics and a BSc in Geological Geophysics from Reading University. Geoff Dunstan FAusIMM(CP) Head of Mining, Newcrest Mining Ltd The Truth is Stranger than Fiction – The Story of Ridgeway

Geoff is currently the Head of Mining at Newcrest focusing on the ramp up of the Cadia East Panel Caves and studies into the Golpu orebody in Papua New Guinea. Geoff graduated in Mining Engineering from Wollongong University and joined WMC at St Ives Gold in Kambalda in 1992. Since then, his mining experience around Australia and Indonesia includes mine development, studies, construction and operations management in narrow vein and large-scale gold operations. He holds both WA and NSW underground mine manager’s certificates. In addition to his work in the design, construction and operation of Newcrest’s caving mines, for the past 16 years he has also been an active participant in the Mass Mining Technology (MMT) Research Projects led by the University of Queensland Sustainable Minerals Institute, most recently as Chairman of MMT3.

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Keynote Speakers – Cont. Robert Long

Åsa Sundqvist

Executive Director, Human Dymensions

Mine Manager, Malmberget Mine, Luossavaara-Kiirunavaara AB (LKAB)

The Social Psychology of Risk, Safety and Leadership Maturity

Rob is an accomplished author, presenter and educator. He has published four highly successful books on the social psychology of risk and publishes extensively on the Internet. Rob’s 45 years in the workforce include: mining, building and construction, light industry, transport and logistics, corrections, education and training, not-for-profit organisations, social welfare, public service, risk and safety manager. Rob commenced the acclaimed Postgraduate Program in the Social Psychology of Risk at ACU in 2013, which is currently oversubscribed. Monica Quinteiro General Manager, Svappavaara, Luossavaara-Kiirunavaara AB (LKAB)

Åsa is currently Mine Manager of the iron ore underground mine in Malmberget in northern Sweden. Åsa graduated with a MSc degree in Civil and Environmental Engineering from Luleå University of Technology in 1987. She also holds Licentiate (1993) and PhD (1996) degrees in Water Resources Engineering from Luleå University of Technology, specialising in hydraulic backfilling in mines and coarse particle slurry transport. After and in-between university studies, Åsa worked as a consultant until 2000, when she started working for LKAB. Åsa has since then held positions as: a researcher; project manager for the design, construction and commissioning of a new concentrator and 6 Mtpy pelletizing plant in Kiruna; manager for production infrastructure; and since 2010 as manager of the Malmberget Mine.

Monica is currently General Manager of LKAB’s production site in Svappavaara in northern Sweden. Monica graduated with a MSc degree in Geo-Technology from Luleå University of Technology in 1991. She also holds a Master of Science degree in Mining Engineering from Colorado School of Mines specialising in buffer blasting with experiments conducted at CSM’s Edgar Mine in Idaho Springs. After graduating, Monica worked as a consultant until she started working for LKAB in 1995. Monica has since then held several positions at LKAB which includes working as underground supervisor, mine production planner and manager for underground development. Monica held the position of Mine Manager for LKAB’s Kiruna Mine from 2004 to 2009. Since then, she has held positions as Mine Technology Manager and General Environmental Manager for LKAB. She is currently the General Manager for Svappavaara, LKAB’s newly developed mine site with surface mines and beneficiation plants. Monica will, together with Åsa Sundqvist, reflect on her 20 years of working experience in the mining industry in general and as a manager in particular. She is one of very few women who have held a senior position of responsibility for one of the largest underground mines in the world.

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List of Papers You can read the abstracts online at: www.massmin2016.com Cave Establishment Super Caves – Benefits, Considerations and Risks — C deWolfe and I Ross Development and Evaluation Processes of Cave Production Schedules for the Resolution Copper Project — J Gantumur, R Godard, F Prince and C Pascoe Undercutting to Surface Breakthrough – Cadia East Panel Cave Stage 1 — J L Lett, A Jager, I Brunton, G Capes and G Sharrock Implementation of a Surface-based Hydraulic Fracturing Program to Successfully Propagate a Large Block Cave through Hard, Competent Near-surface Rock Masses to Achieve Breakthrough — R J Lowther, L Oliver, J L Lett and I Brunton Selection of Exploitation Method Based on the Experience of Hydraulic Fracture Techniques at the El Teniente Mine — C Pardo and E Rojas Modelling of Real-time Marker Data to Improve Operational Recovery in SLC Mines — G R Power and A D Campbell E48 Cave Extension at Northparkes — L Snyman, S Webster and J Samosir Quantification of Rock Mass Damage Associated with a Confined Blast Preconditioning Experiment at the Cadia East Block Cave — P C Stewart, I D Brunton, D P Francis and G P Chitombo Life-of-Mine Development and Production Scheduling Optimisation for Sublevel Cave Operations — J White, B Hollis, A Bahnisch, A Campbell and G Chitombo

Cave Management Fragmentation Prediction and Assessment at the Ridgeway Deeps and Cadia East Block Cave Operations — I Brunton, J Lett and T Thornhill Full Scale Flow Marker Experiments at the Ridgeway Deeps and Cadia East Block Cave Operations — I Brunton, J Lett, G Sharrock, T Thornhill and B Mobilio Increasing NPV by a Third at an Operating SLC Mine Using Draw Strategy Optimisation — A D Campbell and G R Power

Development of the Professional Mining Technician – Henderson’s Underground Mine Continuous Improvement Program — L Fronapfel, J Mahon, C Rizzardi, J Hatrick and M Callahan Characterisation and Monitoring the Stability State of Production Pillars – El Teniente, Codelco, Chile — R González, R Munoz, J Vallejos and A Delonca Geotechnical Challenges in Cave Monitoring – A Modern Approach — J L Lett, A Jager, J Rachocki and B Mobilio Seismic Monitoring of Cave Front Evolution — R A Lynch Location of Seismic Events Associated with Caving Using Brightness Method — S Meyer and T De Wit Cave Propagation and Subsidence Behaviour of Lift 1 at the Palabora Block Cave Mine — D P Sainsbury, B L Sainsbury, H-D Paetzold, P Lourens and A Vakili Development and Implementation of the CaveCAD Ground Support Quality Assurance Quality Control Module for Cost and Safety Improvements in Block Cave Mines — E Savage, S Talu, P Sturm and A Van As Draw Control Optimisation Along the Production Drift in Sublevel Caving Mines — G Shekhar, A Gustafson, P Boeg-Jenson and H Schunnesson Wireless System for Monitoring Cave Back Propagation — S Steffen, J Poulsen, A van As, S Talu, G Watt and J S Ooi Taking Sublevel Caving into the Future — J B Tucker Development of an Integrated Platform for the Analysis, Modelling and Design in Panel Caving Mines — J A Vallejos, O Miranda, D Rosales and G Pizarro Northparkes Mines’ Current Air Blast Risk Assessment Practices for Block Caving Operations — C Vejrazka The Evolution of Block Caving Technology — A J Weston Understanding of Rock Mass Behaviour through the Development of an Integrated Sensing Platform — E Widzyk-Capehart, C Hölck Teuber, O Fredes, V Rivero, E Sanchez, I Pedemonte, N Gonzalez and S Steffen

Experimental and Comminution Model Framework for Secondary Fragmentation Quantification for Block Caving — R Castro, R Gómez, A Casali and A Hekmat

Progressing Cave Performance into the Later Stages of the Deep Ore Zone Mine, PT Freeport Indonesia — A D Wilson, A M Purba and A Sjadat

Geoestatistical Modelling of Hydraulic Fracturing Pressures, El Teniente Mine — J Cornejo, P Landeros, D Benado and C Caviedes

Caving Mechanics

Geometrical Control for Strategic Mine Planning at El Teniente — J Cornejo González, A Pinochet Schwarze and C Caviedes Nuñez Oyu Tolgoi Hugo North Lift 1 Cave Production Scheduling — J Dudley

An Investigation of Factors Affecting the Long-term Reliability of Extraction Level Pillars in Deep Block and Panel Caves — D Beck, R Hudson, D Wilson, P Duplancic and C Lilley Analysis and Modelling the Fragmentation Process at the El Teniente Mine, Codelco, Chile — A Brzovic, J Vallejos, E Arancibia, L Burgos, A Delonca, M Gaete and V Barrera

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Managing Stress and Seismicity in an Inclined Sublevel Cave — A D Campbell, K A Bunker, E Ah Mu and A R Penney

Materials Handling

Cave Propagation and Open Pit Interaction at the Ernest Henry Mine — A D Campbell, E Ah Mu and C R Lilley

New Continuous Production System in Block Cave Mining in Combination with State-of-the-art Technology — M Frenzel

Results from Physical Models of Block Caving — D Cumming-Potvin, J Wesseloo, S W Jacobsz and E Kearsley The Application of Hydro-mechanical Mine-scale Modelling for Large Block Caving Operations — A Flatten, F Reusch and D Beck Gravity Flow Full-scale Tests at Esmeralda Mine’s Block-2, El Teniente — D Garcés, E Viera, R Castro, M Montecino and M Meléndez Impact of Rock Mass Strength Variability on Caving — T V Garza-Cruz and M E Pierce Modelling Directional Hydraulic Fracturing in Brittle Heterogeneous Rock Masses — Q He, F Suorineni, T Ma and J Oh Production at Lift 530 m of Tongkuangyu Copper Mine — Y M Liu and K W Bian Investigation into the Implementation of Sensor-based Ore Sorting Systems at a Block Caving Operation — S Nadolski, Y Liu, B Klein, D Elmo, M Scoble and J Scholar Holistic Approach to Study Gravity Flow at the Kiruna Sublevel Caving Mine — A Nordqvist and M Wimmer Geotechnical Milestones at Mount Lyell Mine — G B Sharrock and D A Cuello Understanding Damage Source Mechanisms in a Caving System Using Virtual Reality Scientific Visualisation — J D Tibbett, F T Suorineni and B K Hebblewhite Simulating Intact Rock Behaviour Using Bonded Particle and Bonded Block Models — A Turichshev and J Hadjigeorgiou Residual Model Generation and Categorisation Post-block Caving Extraction at Salvador Mine — D Villa and F Farías Preconditioning E48 Cave Extension Adjacent an Active Cave — S Webster, L Snyman and J Samosir Cave Tracker Flow Monitoring System Installation at Argyle Diamond Mine — D Whiteman, S Talu, M Wilson, G Watt, A Van As and P Kuiper

Large Open Stoping A Data Science Approach to Identifying and Quantifying Causes of Dilution at Cannington Mine’s Large Open Stope Mine — K Maher and P Stewart Practical Stope Reconciliation Process in Large-scale Underground Stoping Operations – Part 2: Olympic Dam, South Australia — Y Potvin, D Grant, G Mungur, J Wesseloo and Y Kim A Dilution-based Stability Graph for Open Stope Design — F Suorineni, A Papaioanou, L Baird and D Hines Building and Calibration of a Geotechnical Model for Sublevel Open Stope Design at Olympic Dam — I Thin, L Morizzi, G Mungur and C Seymour

Moving mORE for Less — G Brudek, R P Elliott and P Elestedt

Solving Preferential Flow in Long Orepass Systems at Henderson Mine — J Gresham and A Turichshev From Face to Surface – A Fragmentation Study — A Gustafson, K Jonsson, D Johansson and H Schunnesson Automated Train Ore Transport — A Hariyadi, M Castro and J Fisher Simplifying the Ore Handling System through the Use of Current Technology at Chuquicamata Underground Mine Project — P Paredes, D Gajardo, T Leaño, S Peñaloza, C Tramón, F Gálvez, G Rojas, L Jauriat and K Fuentealba Grasberg Block Cave Haulage Project – Design and Construction Update — N Pascoe, T Azizi, B Mead and H Vega Ore Pass Monitoring and Management at Olympic Dam Mine — J Rose, D Grant and D O’Toole Ore Pass Loss Mitigation Approach in Malmberget Mine — B Skawina, J Greberg, K Jonsson and A Salama

Mine Development PT Freeport Indonesia – Development and Construction Update of the Grasberg Block Cave Mine — C A Brannon, H H Firdausi, N D Pascoe and A T Yuniar Deep Mill Level Zone, PT Freeport Indonesia – From Feasibility to Production — T Casten, A Priatna and H Rumbino FlowSim – A Versatile Flow Simulation Tool to Quantify Extraction and Design Alternatives for Block Caving — R Castro, A Hekmat, M Fuentes, F Armijo and F Rodriguez Mine Planning Information from Photogrammetry Sources in the El Teniente Mine — E A Córdova, P A González and J C Videla Field Performance of Fully Encapsulated Reinforcement During Violent Failure Events — C Drover and E Villaescusa Inclined Caving Option for the DNK Mine, Kazakhstan — J J Fuykschot and S M Loewen Empirical Methodologies and Numerical Modelling Application to Design of the Production Level – Central Macroblocks: Underground Chuquicamata Project — D Gajardo, J Oyarce and R Alvarez Preconditioning Modelling and Explosives Effectiveness in Block Caving — I D Gottreux, E A Córdova, J C Videla and P González Seismic Response Prior to Spalling Failure in Highly Stressed Underground Tunnels — A Kusui and E Villaescusa Recovery of the Undercutting Front in a Mine with Conventional Panel Caving Study Case – North Reserves Sector, El Teniente Mine — R Nicolás Rivera, G Andrés Music and G Cristóbal Cisternas

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List of Papers – Cont. Development of the Ore Handling System at the Grasberg Block Cave Mine, PT Freeport Indonesia — I Pasek, H Firdausi and T Chenier Resolution Project Update — F Prince, C Pascoe and R Godard Lessons Learnt through Tunnel Boring Machine Drifting — G Ramage, M Donghi and A Barnes Geohazmap Implementation in Block Cave Mines — S Talu, E Savage and S Howe Automated Drilling Features for Improving Productivity and Reducing Costs in Underground Development — J Välivaara Determining the Open Pit to Underground Transition – A Review of Existing Methods and a Proposed New Method — D Whittle, M Brazil, P A Grossman, J H Rubinstein and D A Thomas

Mine Support Systems Robotic Hang-up Assessment and Removal of Rock Blockages Mining Operations using Virtual Reality Gaming for Safety — G Baiden Laboratory Testing of Cemented Rock Fill for Open Stope Support — M Cordova, H Saw and E Villaescusa Rehabilitation of the Collapsed Panel 1K North in Deep Ore Zone Block Cave Mine, PT Freeport Indonesia — A Kurniawan, A Sjadat and M Akhasyah Dynamic Testing of Combined Rock Bolt and Mesh Schemes — E Villaescusa, A De Zoyza, J R Player and A G Thompson

Project Management Budget Estimation and Contingency Allocation of Block Cave Construction Using Least-squares Monte Carlo Real Options — H M Ahmed and W S Dunbar

Rock Mass Characterisation Material Type of Grasberg Block Cave Underground Mine Freeport Indonesia — F Aiwoy, A Yufianto, T Tengko, B Antoro and P Wiguna Characterisation and Classification for Rock Mass Behaviour in Caving and Implications for Design — R P Bewick and P K Kaiser Analysis of Progressive Seismicity and its Correlation with Geotechnical Variables at the El Teniente Mine — E Cordova, A Brzovic and R Gonzales Discrete Fracture Network Modelling – Importance of Accounting for Data Uncertainty and Variability — D Elmo, E Eberhardt, D Stead and S Rogers The Application of Rock Engineering Systems to Block Caving to Identify the Effective Parameters — M Mohammad Khani Beyond Rock Mass Characterisation – The Impact of Geology on Block Cave Mining — T Murphy, A Webster and G Chitombo Measuring the Redistribution of Stresses Resulting from New Excavations with Ambient Seismic Noise Correlations — G Olivier, R Lynch and F Brenguier Improving Seismic Event Locations and Analysing Microseismic Event Clusters — I Pinnock, D C Collins, Y Toya and Z Hosseini

Safety and Environmental Issues Water Inflow Mitigation of Grasberg Open Pit to Grasberg Block Caving Underground Mine Transition, PT Freeport Indonesia, Papua, Indonesia — F Putra, A Ginting and U Barito Underground Footwall Monitoring at the Kiirunavaara SLC Mine, Sweden — M Svartsjaern, D Saiang and K Mäkitaavola Preparing Effective Specifications for Occupational Health and Environmental Noise Objectives in Mining Project Design and Delivery — C Tickell

Rapid Evaluation of Design Options for Early Stage Caving Projects — S M Loewen Block Cave Evaluation — C A Stewart and R J Butcher

Student Poster Presentations MassMin 2016 will host a variety of student poster presentations amongst the trade exhibition. This is an opportunity for students to display their work to the international resources community and showcases Australia’s innovative approach to the sector. Posters will be on display for the duration of the event for you to view at your leisure. We encourage you to view the posters and chat with the student authors about their work whilst at the conference. The posters will be judged at the conference by an expert panel with a winning poster announced during the conference. Details for the posters will be printed in the conference proceedings and included on the conference website.

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Conference Tours T1: Mount Isa/Ernest Henry Mining

T2: Cadia and Northparkes

Wednesday 11 May – Friday 13 May

Thursday 12 May – Friday 13 May

This tour will cover two different sites – the Ernest Henry copper and gold mine and either the Mount Isa copper mine or the George Fisher silver mine.

This tour will visit the Northparkes copper and gold mine as well as the Cadia Valley Operations gold mine.

Following the conference, you will fly from Sydney to Mt Isa via Brisbane where you’ll stay overnight on Wednesday 11 May. The tour will then separate into smaller groups travelling to one of the three mine sites. Half the group will tour the Ernest Henry mine while the others tour either the Mount Isa mine or George Fisher mine. After then staying the night in Mount Isa, the itineraries will be reversed on Friday 13 May.

Following the conference, you will fly from Sydney to Parkes on Thursday morning. From there, the tour will visit the Northparkes mine. Accommodation will then be provided in Orange. On Friday, the group will tour the Cadia Valley Operations mine then fly back to Sydney departing Orange at 5.25 pm. The tour will then terminate in Sydney on arrival at 6.15 pm. Cost:

A$990 per person including GST

The tour will terminate in Mt Isa at 5.15 pm on Friday 13 May and attendees will need to book their return flights from there.

Time: Flight departs Sydney airport on Thursday 12 May at 9 am. Please check in 45 minutes prior. Tour terminates at Sydney airport on Friday 13 May at 6.15 pm.

Cost:

Numbers: Minimum 10 - Maximum 19

A$1925 per person including GST

Transport: Includes flights from Sydney to Brisbane on Wednesday 11 May then Brisbane to Mt Isa on Thursday 12 May. Numbers: Minimum 10 - Maximum 20 Clothing: Attendees are to wear high visibility shirt and trousers with steel capped boots. These can be provided if required. Additional PPE requirements will be provided onsite. Includes: Includes flights, two (2) nights of accommodation, dinner on Thursday evening, breakfast and lunch on Thursday and Friday. Notes: All bookings are subject to site approval and attendance is at the discretion of the site. To register for this tour, please complete the appropriate section of the registration form.

Clothing:

A ttendees are to wear high visibility shirt and trousers with steel capped boots. These can be provided if required. Additional PPE requirements will be provided onsite.

Includes: Includes flights to/from Sydney airport, one (1) night accommodation, lunch and dinner on Thursday, breakfast and lunch on Friday. Luggage: Checked baggage up to 15 kg and up to two small bags in the cabin. Notes: All bookings are subject to site approval and attendance is at the discretion of the site. To register for this tour, please complete the appropriate section of the registration form.

“The MassMin conference series has arguably become the pre-eminent global mass or bulk underground mining event for methods such as cave mining and open stopes.” Professor Gideon Chitombo MAusIMM The University of Queensland

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T3: Olympic Dam Wednesday 11 May – Thursday 12 May

Cost:

Olympic Dam is the fifth largest copper deposit and the largest known single deposit of uranium in the world. Join us for a postconference tour of this impressive facility.

Numbers: Minimum 10 – Maximum 17

The tour will depart following the conference on Wednesday evening where you will fly from Sydney to Adelaide and stay in Adelaide for the night. On Thursday morning, the group will fly to Olympic Dam for the tour of the facility. The group will then fly back to Adelaide where the tour will end on arrival at 6.30 pm.

A$1100 per person including GST

Clothing: A ttendees are to wear high visibility shirt and trousers with steel capped boots. These can be provided if required. Additional PPE requirements will be provided onsite. Includes: Includes flights, dinner on Wednesday, breakfast and lunch on Thursday. Notes: All bookings are subject to site approval and attendance is at the discretion of the site. To register for this tour, please complete the appropriate section of the registration form.

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Conference Workshop Program W1: Cave Establishment

W2: Managing Geohazards in Cave Mining

Saturday 7 May

Sunday 8 May

The activities associated with establishing a new cave level have a significant impact on the future performance of the extraction level. These activities include undercutting, development of the extraction and drawbell drives, drawbell firing and the installation of permanent services. In more recent times the activity of preconditioning using either hydraulic fracturing, confined blasting or a combination of these has been added by some to the overall cave establishment process. The design and sequencing of these activities is often set to manage the geotechnical conditions associated with pillar stability and stress management though they are crucial to the safety of personnel and the ramp-up and financial returns of the new cave.

Since the invention of the cave mining method in the late 1800s, knowledge of risk factors in cave mining has increased significantly. Significant operational hazards in caving mines include major excavation collapses, rock bursts, air blasts, and mud, water and slurry inflows. Many of these core risks relate to geotechnical unknowns or variability, the adequacy of geotechnical data, and the reliability of analytical methods to forecast caving behaviour.

As part of its research activities, Mass Mining Technology (MMT) runs workshops in areas of importance to the cave mining industry. Normally such workshops are run in conjunction with the MMT six monthly review meetings. MassMin 2016 is an opportunity for MMT sponsors together with the rest of the cave mining industry to hold a workshop on cave establishment, which arguably is one of the main challenges in cave mining regardless of scale. The full-day workshop will be run as a number of interactive Q&A sessions covering all aspects of cave establishment lead by invited industry representatives. The invited panelists will have recent experience in caves developed since the last MassMin conferences e.g. 2004, 2008 and 2012 allowing the latest thoughts and experiences to be shared with the group. Course facilitators: Glenn Sharrock MAusIMM(CP), Itasca Gideon Chitombo MAusIMM, Bryan Mining and Geology Research Centre

In this workshop, experienced practitioners present key learnings and case studies on six key geotechnical risks impacting on safety and production in caving mines. Course presenters: G  ideon Chitombo MAusIMM Glenn Sharrock MAusIMM(CP) Matt Pierce MAusIMM Iain Ross MAusIMM Tony Webster FAusIMM(CP) Jarek Jakubec Jared DeRoss Cost:

Member – A$525 Non-member – $660 Student – $220 Prices include GST

Time:

9.00 am – 4.00 pm

Numbers:

Minimum 10 – Maximum 35

Venue:

Australian Technology Park

Includes:

Includes lunch and refreshments

Cost: TBA Time:

9.00 am – 4.00 pm

Numbers:

Minimum 10 – Maximum 30

Venue:

Australian Technology Park

Includes:

A comprehensive manual, lunch and refreshments

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W3: Monitoring and Modelling the Seismic Rock Mass Response to Sub-level and Block Cave Mining

W4: Physical and Numerical Modelling of Caving Mechanics

Sunday 8 May

Thursday 12 May

Passive microseismic monitoring is used routinely at nearly all the major caving mines around the world to track cave growth, both for reasons related to production (eg cave growing out of the ore zone) and safety (cave stall with continuing production leads to a risk of air blast). However, the large cave filled with broken rock results in a complex environment for routine microseismic monitoring. This course will cover the current best practice of seismic monitoring of cave front evolution, as well as some recent advances: active seismic monitoring, integration of geology, mining, seismicity and numerical stress modelling, and monitoring of in-situ stress changes by ambient seismic noise (the SCAN technique).

This workshop is hosted by the Australian Centre for Geomechanics (ACG). This one-day workshop will bring together industry experts to discuss this important topic.

Course presenters: Dr Richard Lynch, Managing Director and Head of Rock Physics, Institute of Mine Seismology Dr Gerrit Olivier, Head of Applied Geophysics, Institute of Mine Seismology Mr Stephen Meyer, Senior Mine Seismologist, Institute of Mine Seismology Cost:

Member – A$212 Non-member – A$265 Student – A$133 Prices include GST

Time: Numbers:

9.00 am – 4.00 pm Minimum 8 – Maximum 24

Venue: Mercure Sydney Hotel, Museum Conference Room, 818-820 George Street, Sydney Includes: USB memory stick containing all lectures and associated materials, lunch and refreshments

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Course facilitator: Professor Yves Potvin MAusIMM, Director, Australian Centre for Geomechanics, Australia Course presenters: Dr David Beck, Beck Engineering Pty Ltd, Australia Daniel Cumming-Potvin SAusIMM, The University of Western Australia (ACG), Australia Dr Davide Elmo, University of British Columbia, Canada

Professor S W Jacobsz, University of Pretoria, South Africa



James Lett, Newcrest Mining Ltd, Australia



Dr Matthew Pierce, Itasca Consulting Group Inc., USA



Professor Yves Potvin MAusIMM, Australian Centre for Geomechanics, Australia



Associate Professor Bre-Anne Sainsbury MAusIMM, Monash University, Australia



Dr Johan Wesseloo, Australian Centre for Geomechanics, Australia

Cost (early bird): Member (including ACG) – A$550 prior to 4 April Non-member – A$770 Student – A$110) Cost (standard): after 4 April

Member (including ACG) – A$770 Non-member – A$990 Student – A$330



Prices include GST

Time:

8.30 am – 4.00 pm

Venue:

Australian Technology Park

Includes:  A comprehensive manual, lunch and refreshments

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Partners’ Program MassMin 2016 is delighted to offer all partners of delegates the opportunity to participate in the Partners’ Program. Sydney offers visitors a selection of endless choices as to how to spend their days in the city and surrounding regions. From outdoor adventures, to cultural pursuits, to nature-based excursions, our Partners’ Program will offer a taste of this special part of Australia. Please note all tours offered are public tours. However, we recommend you attend on the days listed below to encourage networking with other partners of conference delegates. All prices include GST.

The Sydney Opera House Tour Date: Cost:

Sunday 8 May 2016 $37.00 per adult

See inside one of the world’s most recognisable buildings. It is a work of art that came into existence against impossible odds and has become one of the busiest performing arts centres in the world. Working with a new enriching, interactive audio-visual component, where images are projected onto the fabric of the building, the guides will take you on an emotional journey, engrossing you in a story to rival any opera plot with its dramatic twists and turns. You’ll visit one of the major venues, where there are live performances every day.

The Bridge Climb Date: Cost:

Sunday 8 May 2016 from $262.00 per adult

Bridge Climb is a small group adventure with an exhilarating 3.5 hour guided climb to the summit of the Sydney Harbour Bridge during the day, twilight or at night! A comprehensively trained Climb Leader escorts each group of climbers, while delivering commentary on the history of the Harbour Bridge and interesting facts about Sydney. You’ll feel the excitement of making your way along the catwalk to the pylon and then setting out across the arch to the summit, where you are rewarded with a spectacular 360-degree view of one of the world’s greatest harbours and cities. Climbers are asked to check in for their climb 15 minutes prior to their climb time as climbs are not able to be held for late arrivals.

Magnificent Hunter Valley Wine Taster Date: Cost:

Downtown Sydney, Bondi and Kings Cross Date: Cost:

Tuesday 10 May 2016 $65.00 per adult

This afternoon half-day Downtown Sydney, Bondi and Kings Cross Tour is a perfect option for those who have a tight schedule. Tour through the historic Rocks area and take in views of the Opera House, Hyde Park, St Mary’s Cathedral, Parliament House and the Art Gallery. Stop at Mrs Macquarie’s Chair for magnificent views of the Opera House and Harbour Bridge. Visit The Gap and enjoy stunning views. Stop at the world-famous Bondi Beach and enjoy the spectacular scenery. Join the coach for your return to Sydney, travelling through Paddington and the exclusive Eastern suburbs.

Sydney Harbour Explorer Cruise — Hop On, Hop Off Date: Cost:

Tuesday 10 May 2016 $50.00 per adult

Hop on and hop off at up to seven famous harbour attractions with this unlimited full day pass. Disembark at any one, stay as long as you like and board the next Explorer. Or simply take the 1.5 hour round trip cruise and see all the main harbour sights with commentary. Stops include Fort Denison, Taronga Zoo, Shark Island, Watson’s Bay, Luna Park, Darling Harbour and Circular Quay.

Blue Mountains and Wildlife Park Date: Cost:

Wednesday 11 May 2016 $149.00 per adult

Discover the spectacular Blue Mountains and see native wildlife whilst you explore World Heritage-listed Blue Mountains National Park. Enjoy a stop at Echo Point and see the famous Three Sisters rock formation. Visit the Koomurri Centre and hear the ancient Aboriginal legends of this impressive rock formation. Arrive at Scenic World and join the optional Blue Mountain ride: Scenic Railway, Cableway or Skyway (own expense). Discover Leura village where you will have free time for lunch or the chance to wander the streets. Next, enjoy an afternoon encounter at Featherdale Park and have your photo taken with a cuddly koala. See kangaroos, wombats, dingoes and cute little fairy penguins. The last stop will be at Homebush Bay, the venue of the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games.

Monday 9 May 2016 $185.00 per adult

Explore the fertile Hunter Valley and taste award-winning regional foods and wines. Enjoy private vineyard inspections and learn about the winemaking process. Spend your time strolling amongst the vineyards, purchase some wines, or just enjoy the beautiful Australian countryside. Be treated to magnificent views of the Hawkesbury River, enjoy a private wine tasting experience at world renowned Lindemans, visit Hunter Resort and enjoy a presentation on how the winery operates. Your delicious two-course lunch will be complimented with specially chosen wines. Have the opportunity to visit Bluetongue Brewery, home of Bluetongue Beer and perhaps try a tasting paddle of the available varieties (own expense). Further tastings include a visit to McGuigans Winery and Hunter Valley Cellars plus a stop in a quaint little township, Hunter Valley Gardens.

All enquiries – Ozaccom Group Free Call Australia: 1800 814 611 or +61 7 3854 1611 Email: [email protected]

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Platinum Sponsors

Sandvik is proud to be associated with the Seventh International Conference & Exhibition on Mass Mining in Sydney. As a Platinum Sponsor of MassMin, we look forward to welcoming you and your team to Doltone House on beautiful Sydney Harbour for the official Welcome Reception. It promises to be a great night with stunning views and exclusive networking opportunities. Visit our stall at the exhibition to discover how our integrated, intelligent solutions can assist with achieving your productivity and safety goals.

General Information Conference Venue

Conference Name Badges

Australian Technology Park

All participants at the conference will be issued with a name badge upon registration. Your name badge is the official pass to all sessions and must be worn at all times. Lost name tags can be replaced at the registration desk.

Henderson Road, South Sydney NSW 2015 Phone: +61 2 9209 4429 Web: www.atp.com.au Email: [email protected]

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Dress Code The dress code for the conference, social functions and workshops is smart business casual.

Justification of Attendance

Event Management: The AusIMM Alison McKenzie, Director, Events Eliza Sanneman, Senior Coordinator, Events Rachel Magill, Senior Coordinator, Events Claire Stuart, Coordinator, Publishing The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy (The AusIMM) PO Box 660, Carlton South, VIC 3053, Australia Phone: +61 3 9658 6105 Email: [email protected] Website: www.ausimm.com

Conference Proceedings All delegates will receive either a printed hard copy or USB memory stick of the conference proceedings. Please nominate your preference when registering. Additional copies of the proceedings may be purchased via the registration form.  Additional USB Memory Stick Proceedings Cost: A$99  Additional Printed Proceedings Cost: A$121

Special Requirements

We know that travel and training budgets are tight and it can be difficult to get approval to attend events and conferences. A letter that helps to justify your attendance can be downloaded from the conference website. It details the reasons why attending MassMin 2016 is beneficial for you and your company.

Official Language The official language of this conference is English. No simultaneous interpretation service is planned for this event.

Visa Information All travellers to Australia must have a valid visa before boarding their plane. Travellers to Australia cannot apply for a visa on arrival, with the exception of New Zealand and Norfolk Island passport holders, who will be issued a visa on arrival in Australia. Please see the conference website for further information.

Sydney, Australia Sunny and sophisticated, Sydney is the shining star of the southern hemisphere. The white-sailed Sydney Opera House and the Sydney Harbour Bridge are the pride and joy, but there’s far more on offer. Discover the harbour, the city’s historic enclaves, restaurants and cafes, beaches, museums and art galleries and the national parks and wildlife within the city and on its fringes. MassMin 2016 takes place in late autumn, when the average temperature is between 11°C and 19°C.

Every effort is made to ensure people with special requirements are catered for. Should you require any specific assistance or have dietary requirements, please include a notation with your registration form to enable us to make your visit a pleasant and comfortable experience.

Registration Desk The registration desk will be open during the following hours: Sunday 8 May 2016 Monday 9 May 2016 Tuesday 10 May 2016 Wednesday 11 May 2016

4.00 pm – 6.00 pm 7.30 am – 5.30 pm 7.30 am – 5.30 pm 7.30 am – 5.30 pm

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Accommodation The OzAccom Group has been appointed as the official accommodation and travel provider for MassMin 2016.

How to Book Accommodation Should you wish to make a booking, please reserve your room online via www.massmin2016.com

Conference Transfers Conference bus transfers will depart from the Mercure Sydney and Novotel Sydney on Darling Harbour.

Accommodation Options A VENUE: Australian Technology Park B Mercure Sydney

Standard Room: A$185

C Novotel Sydney Central

Standard Room: A$229

D Novotel Sydney on Darling Harbour Pyrmont View: A$269 E Ibis Sydney Darling Harbour

Pyrmont View : A$199

Mercure

Novotel Sydney Central

All Accommodation Enquiries – Ozaccom Group Free Call Australia: 1800 814 611 or +61 7 3854 1611 Email: [email protected]

Backpackers’ Accommodation Ibis Sydney Darling Harbour

Please view the conference website for a list of suggested backpackers’ accommodation options within close proximity. All bookings are to be made directly with hostels.

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TERMS AND CONDITIONS Only pre-registered, pre-paid registrants will be guaranteed access to the event. Upon receipt of your registration and payment, the AusIMM will send registration confirmation.

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On-site registrants, with payment only, will be admitted on space availability.

AusIMM member rates

To qualify for the special rates of ‘AusIMM Member’ as quoted on the registration booking form, you must be a financial (paid) member. AusIMM 2016 Membership Fees were due by 1 January 2016. Nonmember registration fees apply to all non-members and non-financial AusIMM members.

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The AusIMM is a professional institute that relies on the use of personal information to provide support and services to members and nonmember stakeholders and customers of AusIMM services. We rely on comprehensive and accurate personal information about our members and non-members who engage with the AusIMM. The main purposes for which we collect, hold, use and disclose personal information are to provide services and benefits for our members and to maintain and extend our membership. We collect information from members and non-members so that we can provide services, manage our professional relationships, manage our business, comply with our legal obligations, communicate effectively and enhance the level of service being offered. Please visit the symposium website to view the policy.

At the time of registering for this event, you have the option to indicate whether or not you agree to the AusIMM contacting you for promotion of Payment must accompany all registrations. We accept the following credit future events, professional development opportunities and discount offers. cards: VISA, MasterCard, American Express and Diners. All enquiries regarding payments, please telephone +61 3 9658 6120 Photography By attending this event I consent to my image being taken and used at the Student registration discretion of the AusIMM. A student needs to be currently enrolled full-time at a tertiary institution. Proof of full-time status must be submitted with the registration form. Confirmation of Bookings Conference registrations will be acknowledged as they are received with REGISTRATION ENTITLEMENTS payment in full. Please check the confirmation letter and advise of any Full Registration alterations immediately. • Access to all conference technical sessions (excluding workshops) CANCELLATION POLICY • Lunch, morning and afternoon teas daily Cancellations of registration must be in writing only. Refunds will apply • Conference name badge and satchel as follows: • Conference printed or USB memory stick proceedings • More than 28 days before the conference – Full refund • One (1) ticket to the Welcome Reception • 28–7 days before the conference – Refund (less A$500 • One (1) ticket to the Networking Hour administration charge) • One (1) ticket to the Conference Dinner* • 7 days or less before the conference or non-attendance – No refund *Student registration excludes attendance at the Conference Dinner (no exceptions) and additional tickets must be purchased to attend. An organisation may send an alternative delegate if registration has been paid and the registered person is unable to attend due to unforeseen Day Registration circumstances. In such cases, Event Management must be advised of • Access to all conference technical sessions on designated day the change prior to the symposium. (excluding workshops) • Lunch, morning and afternoon teas on designated day WAIVER OF LIABILITY • Conference name badge and satchel The AusIMM accepts no liability to any persons or body for any loss, • Conference printed or USB memory stick proceedings injury or damage caused, organised, promoted or sponsored by the • Attendance at the networking function on the evening of your registration AusIMM

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AusIMM Member  $1200  $1320 $ CIM, SAIMM, SME, TMS Member  $1200  $1320 $ Author  $1100  $1210 $ Non-member  $1700  $1870 $ International Delegate  $1200  $1320 $ New Professional Member  $1100  $1210 $ (less than 31 years old) Student AusIMM Member  $400  $440 $ Student Non-member  $500  $550 $ DAY REGISTRATIONS Standard Total AusIMM Member  Mon 9  Tue 10  Wed 11 $770 $ CIM, SAIMM, SME, TMS Member  Mon 9  Tue 10  Wed 11 $770 $ Non-member  Mon 9  Tue 10  Wed 11 $990 $ Conference Registration Total $

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5. Conference Workshops Workshop AusIMM Non- Student Total Member member W1: Cave Establishment (expressions of interest required  ) W2: Managing Geohazards in Cave Mining  $525  $660  $220 $ W3: Monitoring and Modelling the Seismic Rock Mass Response to Sub-Level and Block Cave Mining  $212  $265  $133 $ W4: Physical and Numerical Modelling of Caving Mechanics  $550*  $770*  $110* $  $770  $990  $330 $ *Prior to 4/4/15 Total $

6. Conference Technical Tours Tour Cost Tickets T1: Mt Isa, Ernest Henry $1925 ( ) ticket/s T2: Cadia and Northparkes $990 ( ) ticket/s T3: Olympic Dam $1100 ( ) ticket/s

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