Blog

In our latest blog, Atlantech Graduate Environmental Consultant Jonathan Kool explores the engineering concepts and environmental aspects of the Williams River and how it supplies drinking water for people in the Lower Hunter Valley region of New South Wales.

In our latest blog, Atlantech Senior Environmental Consultant Samantha Hovar provides a guide about the standards and guidelines impacting environmental audits in the New South Wales (NSW) landscape.

Mining is a complex and high-risk business, so it makes sense to harness digitalisation and the Internet of Things (IoT) to improve safety and productivity. It is for this reason that the industry continues to be highly innovative in the digital age, even pioneering unchartered territory for the benefit of other heavy industries. In our latest blog, Atlantech Founder and Managing Director Mansour Nasrollahzadeh breaks down how the digital age is assisting miners.

Atlantech’s experienced engineering team members consistently improve on their knowledge and skill sets in the mining and resources industry. This ensures we can deliver best in practice services to our clients. Most recently our Principal Mining Engineer Dean Sorley was impressed by industry presentations at the AusIMM Iron Ore Conference in Perth. In our latest blog, he shares some well-researched and thought-provoking insights and provides some advice for miners about how preparing for economic efficiency in reaching net zero can help with future challenges.

Remote sensing is a powerful tool already benefiting a broad range of professional companies in sectors including agriculture, city planning, and mining. Wherever an industry uses Geographic Information Systems (GIS), remote sensing is a more advanced process that increases the capability of any GIS user. Atlantech Environmental Graduate Joshua Pawson explores the use of remote sensing in mining in more detail.