June 1, 2004 Volume 1, Number 2 www.
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INSIDE
MINE-WIDE REPORTING NCS TECHNOLOGY S DATA MODEL
MAXIMIZES VALUE OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS PAGE 10
MINING ENVIRONMENT DATABASE LIBRARIANS
ON MISSION TO PRESERVE VALUABLE KNOWLEDGE BASE PAGE...
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June 1, 2004 Volume 1, Number 2 www.
sudburyminingsolutions.
com
INSIDE
MINE-WIDE REPORTING NCS TECHNOLOGY S DATA MODEL
MAXIMIZES VALUE OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS PAGE 10
MINING ENVIRONMENT DATABASE LIBRARIANS
ON MISSION TO PRESERVE VALUABLE KNOWLEDGE BASE PAGE 16
TURNED ON SUDBURY S ELASTO-VALVE WINS INTERNATIONAL
REPUTATION FOR ELASTOMERIC PRODUCTS PAGE 21
SHOWCASING THE MINING EXPERTISE OF NORTH BAY, TIMMINS AND SUDBURY
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s u d b u r y m i n i n g s o l u t i o n s .
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BY NORM TOLLINSKY
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n Timmins, Falconbridge is in the
process of taking its Kidd D mine
down to 3,220 metres (10,564
feet), which will make it the deepest shaft in North America and the
deepest base metal mine in the world.
In Red Lake, Goldcorp, is sinking a
new shaft to 2,195 metres (7,200 feet)
and, in Sudbury, engineering work is
being done on Falconbridge’s Nickel
Rim project, which calls for a 1,760metre (5,774 feet) production shaft.
The story is much the same across
Northern Ontario and northwestern
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