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UAV Drone Surveys For Open-Pit Mining

31st March 2026 fayemediastreet Mining Survey News

The mining industry has witnessed a remarkable shift in how surveying operations are conducted over the past 10-20 years, with UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) drone technology leading the charge. For open-pit (or open-cast surveys) mining operations worldwide, drone surveys have moved from experimental technology to essential operational tools, delivering unprecedented…

Stockpile Volume Surveys – Why Accuracy Matters For Mine Operators

16th March 2026 Peter Merrett Mining Survey News

Knowing exactly how much material sits on your site is essential to running a profitable mining operation. A professional stockpile volume survey gives mine operators, quarry managers and stockyard controllers the verified data they need to reconcile production records, satisfy auditors and make confident commercial decisions. Yet many operations still…

Underground Laser Scanning For Surveying

17th October 2023 Peter Merrett Laser Scanning, General, Mining Survey News

Underground laser scanning for surveying is becoming increasingly popular, with the technology being a preferred method for surveyors to conduct precision surveys with greater accuracy and speed. With the increase in the number of clients asking for laser scanning services, the technology provides complete coverage and 3D viewing capabilities for…

The Benefits Of UAV Surveying Within The Mining Industry

18th August 2023 Peter Merrett General, Laser Scanning, Mining Survey News

UAV surveys are quickly taking the mining industry by storm, due to the extremely advanced laser scanning technology that is embedded into the drones, as well as their small and easily transferable system meaning that we can conduct advanced aerial surveys. UAVs are the technology that is used to conduct…

The Importance of Monitoring Slopes and Tailing Dams

28th November 2019 Peter Merrett Mining Survey News, Laser Scanning

The significance of monitoring the slopes and tailing dams of open cast mines and quarries cannot be underestimated. Recent developments in technology, namely laser scanning, mean that mining survey and slope monitoring teams are able to monitor mines and quarries with greater precision – thereby lessening the likelihood of disasters.…

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