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kimberlite-dolomite contact position with the intention of ensuring proper planning designs and management of waste during development. Contact delineation is performed with the intention of improving confidence in the resource model. The holes are drilled flat using a percussion drill and logged using a GeoVista geophysics tool. Geological information is available as soon logging is complete and the updated geological model is communicated to the production team. The main aims of the project are to reduce the time delay during contact delineation, and increase confidence in the position of the kimberlitedolomite contact in an endeavour to fast-track the delivery of the development ends to caving. Kimberlite-dolomite country rock delineation is done from the rim tunnels or from within the kimberlite pipe in each tunnel. The aim of planning the mining tunnel and slot at the right location is to ensure stability of the tunnels and safe extraction of ore with no waste being accounted for. Secondary to this, delineation has enabled Finsch Diamond Mine (FDM) to locate the mudstone lenses found at the slot positions of the tunnels, thereby ensuring that slot positions are not established within an incompetent lithology.

Kimberlite-country rock contact delineation at Finsch Diamond Mine