SMI WH Bryan Mining and Geology Research Centre

  • Sustainable Minerals
  • Total Deposit Knowledge
  • Economic Performance
  • Optimising Efficiency
  • Technological Innovation

SMI – WH Bryan Mining and Geology Research Centre

The W.H. Bryan Mining and Geology Research Centre (BRC) conducts world-class research to reduce geological and mining risk, and to optimise mining procedures to meet the complex challenges that face the global mining sector.  The BRC delivers strategic technologies and engineering solutions, in pursuit of effective and sustainable industry practice.

Research

Enhancing the operations of current and future mines: Deep Earth Mining, Value Engineering, Minerals Strategy              
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Capabilities

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Our research and consulting expertise covers a range of technical disciplines in Mining Engineering, Total Deposit Knowledge, Optimisation Mine Planning, Risk Management and Evaluation

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Linkages

BRC works with global minerals industry, government, research institutions and consultants.

 



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BRC Events

SMI Knowledge Transfer is organising and running the TW1 Sustainable Mining in Africa on 1st - 4th A...


BRC is co-organising the 2012 Innovation in Mining Conference (MININ) to be held 21-22 June 2012 in ...


BRC News

Prof Gideon Chitombo interviewed by Codelco about his thought on the future of mining (article in S...


Mr Robert Bryan in the Australia Day 2012 Honours List as a Member (AM) in the General Division of ...


Origin of:

  • CRC ORE

Home of:

  • Mass Mining Technologies Series
  • Supercaves
  • Hybrid Stress Blasting Model Project

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