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[tab:Master Classes, 10 October]

Master classes (Print version)
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  • Monitoring systems for conveyor belts
  • Monitoring and audit solutions for conveying equipment
  • New ways of data collecting and handling
  • Vision of digitalization for continuously material transport

Organiser: ContiTech

Smart conveying solutions for mining industry 4.0

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Thomas Neumann
ContiTech Transportbandsysteme
Head of Sales Europe
 


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When reviewing mining projects, SRK has concluded that improving the accuracy of geological modelling and increasing the amount of detail included in the model together with optimising grade control and planning processes can help improve the mine efficiencies. In contrast to when SRK first gave a masterclass on geological modelling ten years ago, most mining companies now have skilled geological modellers in their head office geological departments, though we note that the weak link for many companies is with the implementation of modern practices, including in deposit modelling, on the mine site due to a combination of frequent turnover of staff and work overload. The objective of this workshop is to provide a high-level overview of the potential where more detailed and effective geological models can help improve operating efficiencies, highlight areas where we see misconceptions and contrasts between traditional and modern approaches. This workshop is targeted at corporate managers and their technical staff to help them understand what is possible, identify common barriers and develop a vision for their operations.


Organiser: SRK Consulting

Getting it Right – how developing a more detailed geological model can help improve planning and optimise mining operations

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Robin Simpson
SRK Consulting (Russia)
Principal Resource Geologist
 

Practical use of structural geological models.

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Danila Selivanov
SRK Consulting (Russia)
Geotechnical engineer (structural geologist)
 

Getting it Right – how developing a more detailed geological model can help improve planning and optimise mining operations

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Liubov Egorova
SRK Consulting (Russia)
Principal geologist
 

Getting it Right – how developing a more detailed geological model can help improve planning and optimise mining operations

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Sergey Shestak
SRK Consulting (Russia)
Principal geologist
 

[tab:FORUM, 11 October]

Forum, Day 1 (Print version)
Forum (PDF version)


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  • Overview of major mining investment opportunities in Russia.
  • New projects – creating additional revenue streams and attracting investors.
  • Which new Russian mines are likely to have major impact on global metals prices after their launch?
  • Managing and developing mining projects – what are the key challenges?
  • Unlocking mining economic potential with the use of Innovative technologies and know-how.
  • Financing large-scale mining operations and construction.
  • Developing and implementing responsible mining practices – main challenges and rewards.


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Moderator
Boris Yatsenko

EY
Partner, Head of the Metals & Mining Group in Russia and CIS
 

12:00 - A Major challenge: making money in exploration.

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Vitaly Nesis
Polymetal International Plc
Group CEO
 

12:15 - Mining leaders: plans and strategies

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Denis Alexandrov
Highland Gold
Chief Executive Officer
 

12:30 - Pavlik 2.0 etc.

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Vasiliy Makarov
Pavlik Gold
General Director
 

12:45 - Kinross Gold: Investing in Russia’s Far East

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David Whittle
Kinross Gold Corporation
Acting General Manager, Kupol
 


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  • Responsible mining – developing equilibrium between state, social and business interests.
  • Overview of the key changes in the Federal subsoil use regulation and its impact on mining.
  • The rule of law: overview of the legal process and procedure improvements in Russia.
  • Social Licence to Operate: global trends vs local practices.
  • Environmental damages: legal base and practices for awarding punitive charges in Russia.
  • Implementation of “first come – first served” practices in the Russian mining sector.
  • Geological planning: legal provisions, expertise, reconciliation.
  • Accessing state-owned geological information – current provisions and planed changes.
  • A new system of classification of resources and reserves of minerals in Russia – introduction of the “one window” concept in subsoil use practice.


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Moderator
Evgeny Tulubensky

Corporate and Regulatory Affairs, Nordgold
Chief Legal Officer
 

14:00 - Licensing of subsoil use: practical aspects

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Olga Shenderova
Federal Agency for Subsoil Use (Rosnedra)
Head of Licence agreements monitoring department
 

14:15 - Main changes in the subsoil use legislation: results and plans

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Denis Nikishin
Rosgeolekspertiza
Deputy Director of Legal Affairs and Subsoil Licensing
 

14:30 - New classification of mineral reserves

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Alexander Lazarev
Russian State Commission on Mineral Resources (GKZ)
Chief Geologist
 

14:45 - Improvement of the regulatory framework for mine slopes design and operation.

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Marina Rylnikova
Institute of Comprehensive Exploitation of Mineral Resources Russian Academy of Sciences
Head of department
 

15:00 - Regulation of Mining in Russia: prospects and new opportunities

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Olga Fonotova
Norton Rose Fulbright (Central Europe) LLP
Senior Associate, PhD in Law
 

15:15 - Tax incentives for gold mining companies

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Nina Goulis
KPMG in Russia and the CIS
Partner, Corporate Tax
 


  • Developing new projects: practical cases.
  • Upcoming exploration and mining projects in Russia.
  • Outsourcing geological exploration services to reduce risks and costs – trends and examples.
  • Prospects for the development of mid-size and small mines.
  • Mining infrastructure and logistics projects.
  • Optimisation solutions for mid-size and small mines.
  • Development of mineral processing and enrichment capacities at smaller mine sites.


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Moderator
Mikhail Leskov

Russian Society of Experts for Sub-soil Use/OERN
Head of Section for Evaluation and Valuation for Mineral Properties
 

16:00 - Expected growth of costs of mining and metallurgical production

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Airat Khalikov
Gazprombank
Director of the Center for Economic Forecasting
 

16:15 - M&A in mineral industry of Russia and CIS: current status and trends.

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Mikhail Leskov
Russian Society of Experts for Sub-soil Use/OERN
Head of Section for Evaluation and Valuation for Mineral Properties
 

16:30 - Possibilities and advantages of outsourcing the duties of the geological service of the company to the outsourcing company at the stage of prospecting the mineral resources deposit.              

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Maksim Poltorak
GeoSolutions
CEO 
 

16:45 - The Role of Foreign Investors in Russian Subsoil Use

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Nikolay Matyash
Mining Advisory Council
Executive Director
 

17:00 - Amur Minerals Corp

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Randolph Lewis
Amur Minerals Corp
President of Russian Operations
 

17:15 - Kopy Goldfields AB as example of successful development of junior exploration company in Russia

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Mikhail Damrin
Kopy Goldfields
CEO
 


  • Strategic planning from individual mines to large integrated complexes.
  • Controlling the Life-of-Mine Planning Cycle.
  • Open Pit Slope Design and mine planning strategies.
  • Geometallurgy and mining schedule optimisation – is it compatible with “rational subsoil use”?
  • Modelling and direct integration of orebody uncertainty to mine design, production planning, and valuation of mining projects and operations.
  • Accessing mining sequence results from the mining face to the boardroom – 3D visual auditing.
  • Automation and AI applications for real-time management: from mine design to operations


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Moderator
Ivan Zavedeev


Expert in industrial projects implementation - mineral resources sector
 

16:00 - The Pitfalls in Developing a Mining Project

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Mark Mounde
Wardell Armstrong International
Technical Director
 

16:15 - Open Pit Slope Design and mine planning strategies.

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Igor Epshtein
Polymetal Engineering (Polymetal Int)
Head of Mining and Technological Department
 

16:30 - Geometallurgy and mining schedule optimisation - is it compatible with "rational subsoil use"?

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Alexey Tsoy
CSA Global
Principal Consultant
 

16:45 - How to improve the efficiency of the mining process through drilling and blasting? Best practices of AV Group in Russia and CIS

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Ilya Chernilovskiy
AV Group
Managing Director
 

17:00 - Integrating the uncertainty of orebody quantity and quality estimates into mine design and planning

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Robin Simpson
SRK Consulting (Russia)
Principal Resource Geologist
 

17:15 - Integrated Mine Planning

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Alexey Fateev
Dassault Systemes
Head of Implementation Department
 

[tab:FORUM, 12 October]

Forum, Day 2 (Print version)
Forum (PDF version)




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  • Designing mines taking into account the permafrost factor.
  • Optimal organisation of mining transport operations.
  • Increasing reliability of mining equipment in extreme climate conditions.
  • Methods for increasing the efficiency of drilling and blasting operations.
  • Analytics in the field – an operational alternative to traditional laboratories.
  • Reducing water risk factor in open pit and underground mining.
  • Protecting mine workforce – best communication technologies and practices.


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Moderator
Alexander Taskaev

Wardell Armstrong International (Russia)
Technical Director
 

14:00 - Quick establishment supplying of analytical labs to mines

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Aleksandr Akhmatgaliev
Irgiredmet
Lead Engineer
 

14:15 - Engine start modules based on ultracapacitors TEEMP

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Sergey Kurilov
TEEMP
CEO
 

14:30 - Underground transport systems and their combinations - efficiency, savings, performance

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Barbora Velickova
Ferrit
Commercial Director
 

14:45 - ‘Orica’s variety of technical solutions for increasing blasting operations efficiency’

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Sergey Mozer
Orica CIS
Business coach
 



  • Refractory ore and high-resistance minerals processing in Russia – outlook on economic potential and technological challenges.
  • Effective solutions for processing gold and other PGM refectory ores.
  • Innovative solutions for enrichment of gold and polymetallic ores.
  • Complex processing of tantalum-niobium ores.
  • New lithium ore processing technologies.
  • Methods of extracting precious metals from coals and products of their combustion.
  • Technological solutions for processing refractory tin ores and waste recycling.
  • Economical solutions for filtration, thickening, pumping and dewatering.


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Moderator
Grigoriy Mashkovtsev

All-Russian Research Institute of Mineral Resources (VIMS)
General Director
 

16:00 - Development of processing of refractory gold and non- ferrous metal ores

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Galina Sedelnikova
TSNIGRI
Deputy Director
 

16:15 - Prospective directions of enrichment of tin-containing mineral and technogenic raw materials

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Galina Gazaleeva
Uralmekhanobr
Deputy General Director for Science
 

16:30 - Modern wireless technologies in monitoring of leaching process for gold extraction

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Igor Boychuk
Emerson
Key accounts relationship manager, Metals & Mining
 

16:45 - Modern technologies for processing refractory tungsten ores

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Svetlana Anufrieva
All-Russian Research Institute of Mineral Resources (VIMS)
Head of Technological Department
 

17:00 - Reduction of operating costs using volumetric pumps

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Stanislav Goldfeld
PCM
Head of sales department
 

17:15 - Reducing operating costs and improving the efficiency through the introduction of alternative types of pumping, compressor and filtration equipment.

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Alexander Reshetilov
Reshetilov & Co
Development Director
 


  • The Russian Mining Excellence Awards
  • Amateur photo competition “Miners and Mines of Russia”
  • MineTech – mining challenges and solutions competition


[tab:Associated event – 12 October]


micromine-160px-wpcf_150x150The Forum has been held in Russia since 2005 and is considered as one of the most important and authoritative events on Mining and Exploration in the region and the countries of the Eurasian Economic Union. The MINEX Russia Forum regularly brings together over 500 heads of industrial companies from Russia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Ukraine, countries of the European Economic Community, China, Mongolia, North America, Southeast Asia, Africa, Latin America and Australia.
The MICROMINE team has developed the User Conference, held on the 12 October, has become a valued platform for experienced staff and industry professionals to fostering interactive discussions, improve existing mining workflows and exploring best practices through technology in the region.

Conference speakers are all users of MICROMINE solutions and will be providing detailed presentations based on real projects that reflect the daily tasks, work and experience that they have faced in the mining industry. The Micromine User Conference is not an advertising platform for the companies presenting but provides a place for companies to present real life proven cases and engage in lively discussions with experts, government representatives and colleagues.



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