MineSight: One Trusted Dataset for Active Mine Sites

MineSight is Darling Geomatics' integrated geospatial workflow for active mine sites. MineSight connects aerial data captured by drone, terrestrial laser scanning on the ground and survey-grade control that ties everything together, so engineering and operations teams work from one dataset they can trust instead of reconciling three.

Most mines already collect plenty of data. The problem is that it lives in different systems, is processed by different teams and rarely comes together in time to inform a decision. MineSight closes the gap between having data and having decision-ready information.

What you get with MineSight

• Accurate volumetrics for stockpiles, waste rock and material movement
• Repeatable monitoring of the same locations over time: ground movement, stockpile depletion and infrastructure condition
• Aerial and terrestrial data aligned on the same survey-grade control
• Engineering deliverables sooner after capture

Why it matters for active operations

• Faster operational decisions, without waiting on data reconciliation
• Less field exposure, with more data collected remotely by drones and scanners
• Stockpile and grading decisions made days earlier, as on one active operation we support

Built by mine surveyors

MineSight came out of decades of hands-on mine surveying: claim staking, topographic surveys, tunnel and shaft mapping and volume calculations. That mining experience, combined with drone technology, LiDAR scanning and survey-grade ground control, shapes a workflow designed around how active mine sites operate.

Every MineSight project is set up around the decisions the site needs to make, with capture schedules that match production and reporting cycles.