We are thrilled to provide a highlight of the features in the Refresh release of GEOVIA MineSched 2022. The release is now available for download from the 3DS Support site at www.3ds.com/support. GEOVIA maintained users covered under the Dassault Systèmes Support & Maintenance agreement can download this version at no cost.
The GEOVIA MineSched 2022 Refresh 1 release focuses on the new features introduced in the MineSched 2022 version, like an expanded ability to utilize a benching mining method, short-term planning ancillary activity priorities for underground scenarios, and the ability to export graphical results with SDM files enriched with attributes, in addition to various stability improvements.
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Expanded ability to utilize a benching Mining Method
Benches Mining Method added to the SDM Model workflow
The ability to reference the outputs from the GEOVIA Stope Optimizer role in MineSched has been improved through the inclusion of the Benches mining method.
This will provide greater flexibility to Mine Planners when exploring a range of mining methods for their optimized Stope shapes.
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