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Mining is not for the fainthearted. Yes, the rewards are enormous. But so are the risks—and consequences—of failure. Risk Management in Evaluating Mineral Deposits walks you through the many-faceted risk evaluation you need to conduct before you invest your hard-earned dollars.
Written by a mining professional with a strong background in technical and financial studies, risk assessment, and statistics, this book provides a detailed suite of tools so you can determine whether investing in a mining project makes sense for you. Looking at a host of issues—the composition of the ore deposit, the management's previous record, the quality of the information at hand, and your own risk-tolerance comfortlevel, to name a few—author Jean-Michel Rendu provides a comprehensive guide to determine when to invest with high confi dence, when to demand a plan that reduces the risks and increases the chances of a positive outcome, and when to just walk away.
This book will have relevance for many years. Unlike others, Rendu factors in not just fi nancial but environmental and social aspects to evaluate the triple bottom line. He shows you why your project needs a different evaluator for each of these three legs and how to combine their evaluations to make one decision. As more and more government agencies and communities insist on these types of metrics, this focus will help keep you up-to-date in a rapidly changing world and increase the possibility that your investment will generate profi ts even in this complex, uncertain, and timeconstrained industry.
Contents
Introduction
Mining as a Complex and Risky Business
Expensive Decisions: What May Have Gone Wrong?
Definition and Public Reporting of Mineral Assets
Life-of-Mine Cycle and Risk Factors
Risk Assessment Using Monte Carlo Simulation
Decision Tree to Evaluate Multistage Projects
Modeling of Space- and Time-Related Variables
Risk Tolerance and Utility Function
Project Utility and the Triple Bottom Line
Variables Infl uencing the Three Bottom Lines
Geology and Deposit Characterization
Resource Modeling
Mining Engineering
Metallurgy and Process Engineering
Infrastructure
Management
Conclusions
