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How to avoid drowning in the data lake

MINING is increasingly becoming a data driven industry. However, miners have been told at the Future of Mining Sydney 2018 conference that they need to be selective in the data they collect.

Miners told to be selective about the data they collect.

Miners told to be selective about the data they collect.

Original equipment makers such as Caterpillar often make a big fuss about the 200-plus sensors they have on their haul trucks. However, while those sensors can provide a host of data, not all of that data...

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