MICROMINE, the leading provider of intuitive software solutions to the mining and exploration industry, will showcase its advanced mining solutions at 2017 SME Conference and Expo, held 19 – 22 February in Denver, Colorado.
MICROMINE will showcase its superior data management solution, Geobank 2017, launched in December, along with Micromine 2016 and Pitram, the world’s leading underground fleet management and mine control solution. The MICROMINE team is located at Booth 1449.
MICROMINE North America Manager, Dallas Araneda, comments “The SME Conference provides a forum for more than 6,500 industry professionals, from across the world, giving us a fantastic platform to showcase MICROMINE’s world leading solutions.”
Geobank 2017 has been the culmination of our product and development teams hard work over the past couple of years to get new features, improved user experience and client requests completed, this release contains over 300 items including 50 improvements and new features.
Key enhancements and features include; quality improvements, including fixes to graphic report bar chart annotation, connector, legends, search and design sheet display, response speed improved when LAS or general imports are cancelled, slow performance has been addressed in variety of places, issues with column settings and decimal places for exports fixed and fixes to section view alignment in plan view.
Usability with a broad range of usability functionality has been introduced including, data views now support the adding of new rows between existing rows, graphic report logarithmic scales now have versatile display options and alignment or objects in the designed is significantly more intuitive, functionality for Crypkey licence transfer has been added, along with web-based help is now available.
More versatility with whether pattern initialisations are applied in data sets and action-type events are available for Excel imports and advanced reports, improvements in how the visual query builder works with parameters.
Micromine 2016, released to the Australian and International mining communities in 2016, is MICROMINE’s leading exploration and 3D mine design solution, which allows users to capture, manage and interpret critical data.
Micromine 2016 provides explorers with an in-depth understanding of their project so prospective regions can be targeted more effectively, increasing the chance of a project’s success. Miners are provided easy-to-use modelling, estimation and design tools to simplify day-to-day production tasks.
With over 420 new and enhanced features specific to both exploration and mining have been introduced within Micromine 2016 to satisfy all users, from GIS specialists and geologists through to mine engineers.
Key highlights include new dynamic field expressions can be used anywhere you would use a file field as input, new 3D PDF output produces interactive PDFs with layer control and interactive rotate, pan, zoom, measure, full Windows 10 Certification and new Maximum Intensity Projection (MIP) display option for Vizex Point layer.
MICROMINE’s mining experts also will be available to demonstrate the capabilities of the company’s leading fleet management and mine control solution, Pitram. Pitram manages and processes mine site data in real-time. As a scalable solution, it is suitable for open pit and underground mine construction and production.
For further information about MICROMINE’s attendance at 2017 SME Annual Conference and Expo, visit us at Booth 1449 or visit our website
About MICROMINE
With over 12,000 clients in more than 90 countries, MICROMINE is a leading provider of intuitive software solutions for the entire mining process.
MICROMINE understands the software and consultancy needs of exploration and mining operations around the world. Located in 20 of the world’s major mineral producing capitals, our team is close to your operation. This means MICROMINE can provide local support and services in your language and time zone.
MICROMINE’s intuitive solutions are delivered by a team of specialists who understand the software and how it can be integrated into an operation for maximum results.