DES – Discrete Event Simulation

Discrete-event simulation (DES) is a modelling technique that is widely used to model complex systems. One of the major advantages of discrete event simulation models, is that they can be built to reflect the way that complex systems actually operate, including the variability, interactions and dependencies that occur in these systems.

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HAULSIM and Discrete Event Simulation drive down operating costs through the prediction of production, allowing users to take control of uncertainty in their mining operations.

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HAULSIM – Underground Simulation

HAULSIM connects the fleet assets, mining operational plans and the people to build a ‘digital twin’ of any mining operation to deliver an accurate representation of any mine sites haulage operations.

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Making better haulage decisions through Discrete Event Simulation

Mine haulage is often the one of the highest cost components of the mining process.