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Geospatial mapping and analysis for mines
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Hexagon provides mining teams and stakeholders with mapping, remote sensing and 3D visualisation tools to enhance site analysis and operations.
Overview
Accurate knowledge of locations is vital to mining operations. Location-based data can provide mining companies and stakeholders with more in-depth understanding of mine sites.
They key is to turn this data into usable information and insights. Hexagon’s geospatial mapping and analysis capabilities help organisations see sites like never before through 3D visualisation and advanced analysis to improve safety, sustainability and productivity.
By leveraging satellite imagery, elevation data, LiDAR and other data sources, mining companies can conduct feasibility studies, map infrastructure, calculate resources, monitor site progress, assess risk, monitor reclamation and perform other critical tasks. They can also combine spatial and business data in easy-to-use dashboards and portals to deliver the latest maps and information to site operators, business users, regulators and others to empower operations, business analysis, compliance and more.
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