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As the ore reserves deplete and the demand for commodities increases, many open-pit mines face the challenge of expanding their operations to extend their mine life, increase production, and reduce costs. Expanding an open-pit mine is not a simple task. It involves many technical, economic, environmental, and social aspects that must be carefully planned, designed, and executed. From our experience, ore planned from logistically constrained mine expansions often is not delivered on time.