Laser Scanners

Mount Marion lithium operation employs Maptek laser scan imaging systems alongside UAVs
in a best of both worlds approach to mine survey

Maptek laser scanning hardware and software make it possible to track deformation of
underground workings at a gold mine in Canada.

High demand for slope stability assessments led a consulting company to pivot towards acquiring a Maptek LR3 laser scanner for in-house monitoring.

Laser scanner and UAV geotechnical data is instrumental in identifying potential risk and managing visitor safety in limestone cave formations in Victoria, eastern Australia.

Maptek solutions are embedded at Oyu Tolgoi in Mongolia, supporting daily, monthly and annual survey data for a wide range of mining applications.

Modern survey technology has been applied to assess the safety of derelict railway tunnels and collect data for rehabilitation planning.

Environmental, social and governance considerations drive mine planning for a small scale miner in the historical goldfields of eastern Australia.

Laser scanning technology gives a global chemicals and logistics solutions provider auditing and inventory confidence, while reducing wastage and saving time.

Maptek mine measurement technology helps ensure bulk earthworks meet design for the Western Sydney International Airport.

Maptek laser scanning is promoting agility and adherence to mine planning at Mineração Caraíba SA.

Maptek laser scanning technology is being used for calculating stockpile volumes at a gold mine in Mexico.

Comparing surfaces surveyed at quarterly intervals allows quarry management to identify and mitigate safety issues arising from rock falls.

Maptek software and hardware solutions are helping the Republic of Nauru Phosphate Corporation to measure and model phosphate deposits on the Pacific Island.

Maptek I-Site technology has been instrumental in providing accurate and efficient survey deliverables across the Savage River iron ore operation.

Cliffs Michigan Operations found that Maptek laser scanning technology resulted in a reduced level of variability, minimised survey time, and decreased safety risks in stockpile surveys.

Rix’s Creek coal operation has embraced the versatility of the Maptek I-Site laser scanning survey solution.

Three companies based in Denver, Colorado experienced the benefits of using I-Site Drive for stockpile surveys and topographic updates.

Laser scanning brings accuracy and efficiency to land forming processes, ensuring the correct surface grade for irrigation systems.

Laser scanning and modelling tools provide a safe and reliable solution for mapping tailings dams to manage risk.

The need for tighter inventory control in challenging market conditions drives greater emphasis on the frequency, accuracy and visibility of reporting practices.