Mining · Site & stockyard programmes
A consistent way to review different sites.
Stockyard measurements and topographic baselines, organised in a reporting structure that can be read across more than one mining operation.
Multi-site mining programme
The question
Different yard layouts and local ways of recording piles can make cross-site review difficult. A common reporting structure helps teams locate the information they need without losing site-specific context.
The approach
Flybi’s published engagement summary describes stockyard volumetric programmes and topographic baselines across mining operations, using consistent reporting formats for review.
The outputs
- Site and stockyard measurement records
- Standardised volumetric reporting structure
- Topographic and historical reference information
What makes the information useful
Consistency does not mean treating every site as identical. Capture requirements and calculation assumptions still need to be explicit for each operation.
Related expertise
Mining digitisation
Explore the method, the measurement basis and the questions to resolve before the first capture.
Begin with the right question
Make the next site easier to compare
Bring the existing reporting format and the differences between sites. We can identify what should stay consistent and what needs a local measurement basis.