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Estimating the Optimal Overall Slope Angle of Open-Pit Mines with Probabilistic Analysis

Wael R. Abdellah    
Chiaki Hirohama    
Atsushi Sainoki    
Ahmed Rushdy Towfeek and Mahrous A. M. Ali    

Resumen

This study employs a hybrid approach in which numerical modelling is coupled with probabilistic analysis to determine the optimal overall slope angle of an open-pit mine based on three design parameters, namely, safety, productivity and cost.

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