Mining operations monitoring

Ventilation, gas detection, haul trucks and conveyors across surface and underground sites, from one control room.

Mosaic mine site overview, shown with demo data from a fictional mine. One conveyor has tripped, a ventilation fan has low airflow, and the trucks have been rerouted. The aerial image is generated.

Reach remote industrial sites.

Mines are spread out and hard to reach, and conditions underground matter to the safety of the people working there.

Central monitoring and control mean your team sees a tripped conveyor or a low-airflow fan from the control room.

Ventilation.Gas detection.Haul trucks.Personnel.

Know what is happening without going to look.

Haul trucks, ventilation, gas detection and personnel, across surface and underground sites, with central control.

100%
Visibility
24/7
Global support

Hear the alarms that matter, not all of them.

A site with trucks, fans and gas detectors raises alarms all shift. The noise report shows which sources raise the most and how much the rules remove, so control room staff can fix the cause.

Mosaic noise report, shown with demo data. Raw events pass through deduplication, flapping and suppression before an alarm is raised, with the noisiest sources listed beside them.

What the control room sees.

Safety, equipment and production, monitored together.

Safety monitoring

Real-time safety monitoring with environmental sensors, gas detection and emergency response systems. Fans report airflow, and gas detection alarms reach the control room with everything else.

Equipment management

Equipment tracking, predictive maintenance and performance optimization. Every machine is a record in Tessera with its changes and tickets, and its live status is in Mosaic.

Production analytics

Analytics and reporting for production, resource planning and operational efficiency, scheduled as PDF, Excel or CSV reports from your own history database.

From the pit to the stope.

Underground operations

  • Ventilation fans and airflow
  • Gas detection alarms and safety systems
  • Personnel tracking and safety
  • Equipment automation and control, with validated commands
  • Alarm rules that cut the noise over a full shift

Surface mining

  • Pit optimization and planning
  • Haul truck fleet status and rerouting
  • Conveyor trips and restarts
  • Blast management and control
  • Radio and satellite links to each pit
  • Environmental monitoring
Remote sites.Radio links over the terrain, with width showing capacity. One radio link is down, so one pit is on the satellite path, which is 88 percent full.
Find the root cause.Alarms traced through what depends on what. The top candidate is highlighted, with the alarms it explains.

Common questions

What does it monitor in a mine?

Ventilation, gas detection, equipment and environmental sensors, across surface and underground operations.

Can it connect remote sites?

Yes. Central control reaches across remote sites, so your team can see conditions without traveling to them.

Does it cover surface and underground operations?

Yes. It covers underground systems such as ventilation and gas detection, and surface operations such as haul truck fleets.

What you would use