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Data modelling, AI to help mine closure costing

Raphael Baiden, Head of Turner & Townsend’s mine closure practice in Africa, discusses the role data modelling can play in improving mine closure estimates, and how increased data collaboration at an industry level as well as AI technology could be the future in driving sustainability and increased cost performance.

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"We would achieve this through a data collaboration, which essentially sees us pooling the cost data across the industry and analysing it to create a more optimised and robust benchmarking effort," he says.

Press play to listen to the podcast and click here to listen to Baiden's Turner & Townsend colleague Gonzalo Rosa's initial conversation around technology trends in mine closure.

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