The digital transformation of the mining industry has revolutionized the way organizations conduct mining operations, with a focus on enhancing productivity, efficiency, and safety. One of the critical components driving mining innovation is geospatial data and intelligence.
Join us for the first in a new series of interactive events that will dig deep into this transformation and how mining organizations can use geospatial data to its fullest potential.
The webinar will be moderated by Steven Ramage, founder and CEO of Réseau and a member of the Governing Board of Digital Earth Africa (DE Africa). He will be joined in conversation by Prof. Amos T. Kabo-Bah, Associate Professor of the University of Energy and Natural Resources. Both will be sharing their unique insights and experience following decades within both the geospatial and mining industries.
You will learn about:
- Challenges within the mining industry related to physical, natural, environmental, and regulatory issues.
- How to leverage geospatial data to address these challenges.
- Real-world examples of how to implement geospatial data in mining operations.
More about the speakers:
Steven Ramage, has almost three decades of experience in location data, tools, and services, and has held leadership roles at major industry players including Here, 1Spatial, Ordnance Survey, and what3words. Steven has also worked in key roles with international organizations such as the OGC, United Nations, World Bank, and GEO. Steven is on the Governing Board of Digital Earth Africa, and the Steering Committee of Digital Earth Pacific.
Dr. Kabo-bah is an Associate Professor and currently the Dean for the International Relations Office of the University of Energy and Natural Resources. He is a Principle Programme Board Member for the Group on Earth Observation (GEO); an intergovernmental organization working to improve the availability, access and use of Earth observations for the benefit of society. He is also the founder, of Green WaterHut, an NGO supporting small-scale miners for alternative livelihoods.
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