MAGMA · Automation

What we automate

Seven production loops. The first three are industry-specific and describe the technology of a particular operation. The remaining four are cross-cutting: they work the same way in forestry, at a mine and at an elevator.

Three source types, one accounting scheme

In-situ leaching, a cutting area and an open pit are built differently, but their metering points and balance logic are the same. Switch the tab to see what is measured on each.

MAGMA UNIFIED ACCOUNTING CONTOUR INJECTION WELL RECOVERY · FLOW, GRADE INJECTION OBSERVATION PRODUCTIVE HORIZON · LEACHING CELL
An in-situ leaching cell: injection and recovery wells, the productive horizon and the monitoring contour.

Loops

Select a loop to see the scope of work and what changes on site.

What we do not do

Boundaries matter more than promises: what we do not build ourselves is better taken through a partner than faked as in-house competence.

We do not replace process control

Process control stays with existing systems. We work one layer above: accounting, balance, forecasting and reporting.

We do not build a mining GIS from scratch

A general-purpose mine planning system represents forty years of domain development. We integrate with it rather than compete.

We do not manufacture instruments

Sensors, weighing equipment and imagery come through specialist partners. The platform ingests the data and answers for its interpretation.

Which loop to close first?

That is settled during the survey: we look at where the discrepancy is largest and where data already exists. The accounting loop usually goes first — it produces the figure everything else relies on.