It is the world's first three-dimensional mining software, which converts user initial data into dynamic three-dimensional models, and also provides a complete set of detailed design and action plans. With more than 2,000 users from 75 countries around the world, this program will be a great support to the training of students and students in the field of studies, which will enable them to acquire knowledge and skills in mining engineers. The program was handed over and instructed students about consumption of Maptek Vulcan software by MAPTEK's representative Steve Sullivan.
During the event, the rectorate, deans and heads of GMIT welcomed the application of a comprehensive geology, mining and reclamation program and invested in training activities.