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Undo Mining
Using the Undo Mining command
Overview
The Undo Mining command is used to remove material from the schedule, and allows you to 'step back' to an earlier point in the schedule. It allows you to undo mining on all blocks or currently-selected blocks, and provides a choice of period options. You can run this command at any point in the schedule to return to an earlier stage. Prerequisites
Complete the following exercises:

Loading Files and Configuring Legends Configuring Project Settings Schedule Selected Blocks
Complete the Destinations and Stockpiles section.
Exercise: Undo Mining Scheduling a Selected Block 1. In the Design window, select block 1, highlighted below (click on one of the open boundaries to select it):
2. In the Reserves control bar, confirm that '354005' is shown in the Total row for the Tonnes column. 3. In the ISTS Task Pane, select Scheduling | Manual Scheduling | Schedule Selected Blocks.... 4. In the Schedule Activities dialog, Loading (manual) row, click Schedule.... 5. In the Schedule Selected Blocks dialog, Period: group, select [Period 1 - [date]] from the drop-down list. 6. In the Total row, Loader column, select [LDR2] from the Set All drop-down list. 7. In the Total row, Percent column, type '50', and click OK. 8. In the next 3 Studio 3 dialogs, click Yes. 9. In the Studio 3 dialog, click OK to dismiss the final warning. 10. In the Schedule Activities dialog, click Done. 11. In the ISTS Task Pane, select Scheduling | Manual Scheduling | Activity Schedule. 12. In the Activity Schedule dialog, Machine Class: group, select [LDR2] from the drop-down list. 13. In the Activity Schedule dialog, Activity column, confirm that "Loading" is shown:
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14. In the Reserves control bar, confirm that '177,003' is shown in the Total row for the Tonnes column. This value is 50% of the total value for Tonnes, which you confirmed in step 2. Running the Undo Mining command. 1. In the Activity Schedule dialog, click Undo Mining.... 2. In the Undo Mining dialog, Source group, select [Blocks] from the first drop-down list. 3. In the Source group, select [Selected] from the second drop-down list, and click OK. The mining on the block which you selected in the Design window will be undone. 4. In the Activity Schedule dialog, Activity column, confirm that no activities are shown. 5. In the Machine Class: group, select [LDR1] from the drop-down list. 6. In the Activity Schedule dialog, Activity column, confirm that "Loading" is shown - this is the activity which you scheduled for block 13, in the Manually Schedule Selected Blocks exercise. 7. In the Reserves control bar, confirm that '354,005' is shown in the Total row for the Tonnes column. 8. Close the Activity Schedule dialog. Top of page Move onto the next exercise
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Adjust Schedule
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Home > ISTS Tutorial > Scheduling > Manual Scheduling > Reviewing the Schedule
Reviewing the Schedule

Reviewing the scheduled tonnages to meet production requirements
Overview
In this exercise, you will review the schedule settings you have specified, and modify them where necessary. Prerequisites
Complete the following exercises:

Loading Files and Configuring Legends Configuring Project Settings Schedule Selected Blocks
Complete the Destinations and Stockpiles section.
Exercise: Reviewing the Schedule Schedule Control Bar 1. Turn on the display of these control bars by selecting them in the main menu, as follows. Only show control bars that are not already displayed: View | Customization | Control Bars | ISTS Results.

View | Customization | Control Bars | ISTS Schedule. View | Customization | Control Bars | ISTS Machines. View | Customization | Control Bars | ISTS Stockpiles. View | Customization | Control Bars | ISTS Targets.
2. Each of the new control bars will be shown as a tab at the bottom of the Reserves table view. Select the Schedule - Period 1 - [date] control bar. 3. In the Schedule - Period 1 - [date] control bar, right-click and select Grid Format...:
4. In the Grid Format dialog, left-hand pane, select all columns using the <Shift> key. 5. In the Formatting group, select Hide column and click OK. All columns are removed from the Schedule table other than the Destination column. 6. Right-click and select Grid Format... again 7. In the left-hand pane, select ONLY the following columns using the <CTRL> key: Tonnes

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8. In the Grid Format dialog, Formatting group, deselect Hide column, and click OK. 9. In the ISTS Schedule control bar, confirm that only columns for the fields listed above are displayed, and that the "Plant" row is displayed in red:
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The "Plant" row is displayed in red to indicate that there is a scheduling problem affecting the Plant destination. 10. In the ISTS Task Pane, select Check | Check Schedule. 11. In the Check Schedule dialog, left-hand pane, select Period Capacity. 12. In the Check Schedule dialog, confirm that one or more rows are displayed for periods '1','2','4','5','6','7', and '8', for the destination "Plant". This indicates that the tonnage constraint which you added for the Plant destination has not been met. The value by which this constraint has not been met is displayed in the Difference column. 13. In the ISTS Task Pane, select Scheduling | Manual Scheduling | Schedule from Stockpiles.... 14. In the Schedule from Stockpiles dialog, Period group, confirm that [Period 1 - [date]] is selected. 15. In the Loader column, select [LDR2] from the Set All drop-down list. 16. In the "STOCKPILE 1" row, Tonnes column, type '2000', and click OK. This exceeds the value displayed in the Check Schedule dialog, Difference column, for period 1. 17. In the Studio 3 dialog, click No. 18. In the Schedule from Stockpiles dialog, click OK. 19. In the Check Schedule dialog, confirm that period 1 is no longer listed for any of the rows in the table. 20. Close the Check Schedule dialog (use the top-right 'x') Targets Control Bar 1. Select the Targets control bar. 2. In the Targets control bar, right-click and ensure that Show All Periods is selected - the target results for all periods will be shown. For the PLANT FEED target for all 11 periods, text is displayed in red. This indicates that the Plant Feed target has not been met for the destination "PLANT". The amount by which this target has been missed is shown in the Difference column - this value is taken from the mid point of the target.
Machines Control Bar 1. Select the Machines control bar. 2. In the Machines control bar, right-click and deselect Show Fleet if it is selected. 3. Confirm that the values displayed refer to units, rather than multiple machines. This is indicated by the title "Machines (by unit)" being displayed in the title bar of the Machines control bar well as the suffix "/Unit" being displayed in relevant columns. 4. Right-click and select Show Fleet 5. Confirm that the values now displayed refer to machine units, rather than multiple machines. This is indicated by the title "Machines (by fleet)" being displayed in the title bar of the Machines control bar well as the suffix "/Fleet" being displayed in relevant columns. Stockpiles Control Bar
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1. Select the Stockpiles control bar. 2. In the Stockpiles control bar, right-click and ensure that Show All Periods is selected. 3. In Period column, locate Period 9 - [date]. 4. For Period 9 - [date] section, Supply column, confirm that '11,000' is displayed in the TOTAL row:
This value was specified in the Configuring the Stockpile Destination exercise.
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Updating the Manual Schedule
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Update Schedule Tutorial

Selectively updating the schedule with new information
Updating the Schedule

In the following exercises, you are going to make use of the Update Schedule function. This is a powerful facility that allows you to adjust your scheduling settings in the case of changes in production parameters. For example you may wish to do this if a maintenance calendar is no longer valid (say, machinery maintenance downtime has been revised downwards due to a previous overestimate of machinery failure), or you need to perform a revised schedule based on changes in the actual reserves measured from previous operations. There are restrictions to updating your schedule, but this function allows you to perform a wide range of edits that will accommodate your real-world findings at any point in the existing schedule. Full control is granted over how existing periods are managed, allowing you to make the 'forward timeline' more accurate than simply proceeding with the original values. You can update your schedule by editing any (or all) of the following information categories:

Reserves: where new/updated reserve information exists, you can use this to drive the schedule moving forward in time. Outlines: where geophysical boundaries are no longer in line with the original (baseline) shapes, you can update your schedule with new outline information. Note that the outlines are a visual representation of the blocks being mined and edits to this file will not affect the reported scheduling values. Calendars: update your schedule where calendar reporting structures have changed, or downtime is revised. Destinations: you can change the capacity of the destinations in question (but note, you cannot change other 'rules' of the destination, such as material type) Machines: you can continue your schedule based on edited machine settings and/or new fleet configurations Trucks: New haulage parameters can be used to dictate the on-going schedule Targets: Where new grade/tonnage targets are realised, you can use these to drive the schedule into the future
Scheduling parameters can change quickly and often, and the Update Schedule function makes it easy to perform an update at any time, allowing you to review the effect of the changes on subsequent activities and undo (and re-do with new parameters) as often as you like. In this exercise, you are going to update the schedule generated in the previous exercise by adjusting the maintenance calendar originally created in the Calendars exercise so that it reports in a different way (a different configuration of days, weeks and months). You will also change the capacity of the STOCKPILE 1 destination and review the impact of this on the on-going schedule before undoing it to continue the tutorial. For more information on this facility, you can also consult your Studio 3 online help. Prerequisites

You have completed the previous exercises Schedule Selected Blocks, Undo Mining and Reviewing the Schedule. You are using Studio version 3.22 or later (The Update Schedule function was introduced in Studio 3 Maintenance Release MR22).
Links to exercises The following exercises are available on this page:

Updating the Calendar Updating the STOCKPILE Destination and updating the schedule Reviewing the Updated Schedule Undoing the Schedule Updates
Updating the Calendar Following on from the previous exercise, you are going to use the Update Schedule function to change the currently reported date configuration to a new arrangement. As set up in Calendars exercise, you are reporting against the following calendar:
You are going to change this to report against the following calendar:
1. In the ISTS Task Pane, select Schedule Management | Update Schedule... 2. The Update Schedule dialog is displayed. In the Update group, enable the Calendars check box and click the associated ellipsis (...) button. 3. The current calendar Time Periods are displayed as shown in the image above. 4. In this exercise, you are going to create a new calendar configuration (although you can simply update the original calendar if required for your needs). Click Clear to remove all calendar entries from the table. 5. Change the schedule start date to begin 1 week from the current date (your new schedule will come into effect in 1 week's time). You do this by selecting the Start Date dropdown list to reveal a mini-calendar, e.g.:
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6. Change the Number of Periods to '2' and click Generate. This will add two dates (schedule start date and schedule start date + 1) to the table below, e.g.:
7. Change the Period Length TYPE (the drop-down list to the right of the Period Length field) and select [Week(s)], and click Generate. 8. Two more entries are added to the table representing two weeks additional scheduling:
9. Finally, two more time periods will be added, this time months. Change the Period Length TYPE to select [Month(s)] and click Generate.
10. Click OK. Updating the STOCKPILE Destination Capacity As this update also includes changes to the STOCKPILE 1 destination, the following exercise shows you how to update the Destinations information category prior to running an update. 1. In the Update Schedule dialog, enable the Destinations check box and click the corresponding browse button. 2. In the Destinations dialog select the [STOCKPILE 1] destination and click Edit. 3. The Destinations: STOCKPILE 1 dialog is displayed - note that some of the settings here are not editable (when updating a schedule, you are restricted in how you can adjust destinations. Click the Stockpile Settings button. 4. In the Destinations: STOCKPILE 1: Stockpile Settings dialog, click the Supply tab. You are going to edit the settings to adjust the period in which material is scheduled to the stockpile (this is to accommodate the changes made to the calendar in the previous section). 5. Change the [Period 6 - #date#] entry using the drop-down list to change it to [Period 3 - #date#] - this ensures material will be delivered to the stockpile in Period 3, not 6, in order to meet the specified targets. Click OK. 6. In the Destinations: STOCKPILE 1 dialog, click OK. 7. In the Destinations dialog, click OK. 8. In the Clipping group, select the Keep All Activities option. 9. Select the Schedule at earliest time option. The two settings above will ensure that all activities currently scheduled are pushed forward to meet the new timeline. For more information on the other options, including how to clip activities in progress, consult your Studio 3 online help. 10. Click Update. A CSV file will be generated and displayed containing a summary of the changes that have been made to the schedule - note that items that have not been altered by the new settings are not shown; only changed items are reported. 11. Close the CSV file. Reviewing the Updated Schedule The schedule has now been updated; from the date specified, a new calendar will be used to determine the schedule and a new supply period has been set for the STOCKPILE 1 destination. To see how this has impacted the previous schedule report, go through the following exercise: 1. Leave the Update Schedule dialog displayed. 2. Using the ISTS Task Pane, select Manual Scheduling | Activity Schedule. 3. In the Activity Schedule dialog, select [Period 3 - #date#] using the Period drop-down list, if not already shown. 4. Select [LDR1] from the Machine Class drop-down list if not already selected. This will display the schedule activities for each period in their updated state. The values for Percent, Volume and Tonnes for activities 1-5 will be seen as follows (central section of table removed to reduce width):
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Undoing the Schedule Updates After all that hard work, you're going to undo your update. The Undo function gives you a chance to 'test' new schedule parameters prior to an update, then revert the schedule back to its original state. 1. In the Update Schedule dialog, click Undo. 2. The Activity Schedule dialog will automatically update to revert your schedule to the pre-undo state, ready to continue this tutorial. 3. Close the Activity Schedule dialog. 4. Close the Update Schedule dialog. Note that any changes made since selecting Update will also be restored when the dialog is next used. Top of page Move onto the next exercise
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Dependencies
Using two methods to set up dependencies between mining blocks
Overview
Creating dependencies between mining blocks by manually selecting blocks, and using strings. Prerequisites
Files required for the exercise:
_vb_2benches.dm
Exercise: Creating Dependencies Between Mining Blocks Configuring the Project 1. In the ISTS Task Pane, select Scheduling | Manual Scheduling | Undo Mining... 2. In the Undo Mining dialog,select [All] in each drop-down list, and click OK. 3. In the View Control toolbar, select Zoom Extents. 4. In the Design window, confirm that the following view is displayed ('za' to auto-zoom if required):
Creating Dependencies Manually 1. Click the Dependencies icon on either the ISTS Control toolbar or the Constraints panel of the ISTS Task Pane - Setup control bar. 2. In the Dependencies dialog, select Add. 3. In the Design window, select the first leader (L1) by clicking the right-hand string segment in the block marked L1, below. 4. Select the first follower by clicking the right-hand string segment in the block marked F1, below. 5. Select the second leader by clicking the right-hand string segment in the block marked L2, below. 6. Select the second follower by clicking the right-hand string segment in the block marked F2, below. 7. Select the third leader by clicking the right-hand string segment in the block marked L3, below. 8. Select the third follower by clicking the right-hand string segment in the block marked F3, below.
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9. Select the fourth leader by clicking the right-hand string segment in the block marked L4, below. 10. Select the fourth follower by clicking the right-hand string segment in the block marked F4, below. 11. Select the fifth leader by clicking the right-hand string segment in the block marked L5, below. 12. Select the fifth follower by clicking the right-hand string segment in the block marked F5, below. 13. In the Pick Leader dialog, click Finished.
14. In the Design window, confirm that the following dependencies have been created:
15. In the Dependencies dialog, confirm that the dependencies are listed- see below:
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1. In the Design window, type "cns" to create a new string object. 2. Type "ns" to create a string over the left-hand column of blocks. 3. Type "ns" to create a string over the middle column of blocks, and click Cancel. 4. In the Design window, confirm that the strings have been created in the positions indicated below:
5. In the Dependencies dialog, click From String, and click the left-hand string in the Design window. 6. In the Dependencies dialog, click From String, and click the right-hand string in the Design window. 7. In the Design window, confirm that dependencies have been created in the positions indicated below:
8. In the Dependencies dialog, confirm that all dependencies are listed, and click Close. 9. In the Sheets control bar, deselect New Strings. 10. In the Design window, type "rd" to refresh the view. Top of page
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Solve (Automatic Blending)

Meeting target tonnage and grade by blending from selected blocks
Overview
Blending automatically from the blocks selected in the previous exercise to meet tonnage and grade targets. Prerequisites

Completed the Dependencies exercise. Files required for the exercise:
_vb_2benches.dm
Exercise: Solve (Automatic Blending) AdjustingPit Tonnage Targets 1. In the Design window, select all blocks by dragging the cursor over them. 2. In the ISTS Task Pane - Scheduling control bar, select Manual Scheduling | Schedule Selected Blocks. 3. In the Schedule Activities dialog, Loading (blending) row, click Schedule.... 4. In the Blend dialog, Time Periods group, select Blend until reserve finished. 5. In the Blend dialog, click Check Targets.... 6. In the Targets dialog, Destination Grade/Quality Targets group, select the Pit Tonnage row. 7. In the Target Bounds group, End Period column, select [Period 7 - [date]]. 8. In the Target Bounds group, Period 7 - [date] row, type '17500' in the Maximum column. 9. In the Target Bounds group, Period 7 - [date] row, type '15000' in the Minimum column. 10. In the Target Bounds group, End Period column, select [Period 11 - [date]]. 11. In the Target Bounds group, Period 11 - [date] row, type '25000' in the Minimum column, and click Apply. Adjusting Reclaim Tonnage Targets 1. In the Global Mass Targets group, select the Reclaim Tonnage row. 2. In the Target Bounds group, End Period column, select [Period 7 - [date]]. 3. In the Target Bounds group, Period 7 - [date] row, type '2500' in the Minimum column. 4. In the Target Bounds group, Period 7 - [date] row, type '3500' in the Maximum column. 5. In the Target Bounds group, End Period column, select [Period 11 - [date]]. 6. In the Target Bounds group, Period 11 - [date] row, type '3500' in the Minimum column. 7. In the Target Bounds group, Period 11 - [date] row, type '10000' in the Maximum column. 8. In the Targets dialog, click Apply. 9. In the Global Mass Targets group, Stock/Pit Ratio row, deselect the check-box in the Use column, and click OK.
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Blending 1. In the Blend dialog, Stockpile Selection group, confirm that STOCKPILE 1 is selected, and click Blend. 2. In the Blending Results dialog, review the blending results and click OK. 3. In the Sheets control bar, expand the VR and Wireframes folders, and select ISTS_VR_blocks. 4. In the ISTS Task Pane - Review control bar, select Visualize| Start Animation. 5. In the Start Animation dialog, click Yes. 6. In the VR window, view the animation showing blocks being removed in the order created by the blender:
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Exporting from ISTS

Exporting the current schedule to Excel, EPS and CSV
Overview
The Export section in the ISTS Task Pane allows you to export the current schedule to the Excel, EPS and CSV formats. Prerequisites
You must have scheduled at least one period.
Links to exercises The following exercises are available on this page:

Export to Excel Export to EPS Export to CSV
Exercise: View schedule in Excel At any stage in your scheduling you can view the schedule in Excel by selecting Review | Export | Export to Excel in the ISTS Task Pane. This exports all fields in the current schedule to Excel, where they can be viewed and formatted, as required:
Exercise: Export to EPS 1. In the ISTS Task Pane, select Review| Export |Export to EPS.... 2. In the Export to EPS dialog, Save As: box, confirm that the exported file ists_schedule.exf will be saved to the project folder. 3. In the Export to EPS dialog, deselect Launch EPS . 4. In the Export to EPS dialog, confirm that Synchronize Selection is selected, and click OK. Selecting Use Template allows you to update a pivot table, for example, by specifying it as an export location. 5. In the Export to EPS dialog, click OK to create the .exf file. 6. If EPS is installed, you can open the exported file to view the schedule. Exercise: Export to CSV 1. In the ISTS Task Pane, select Review| Export |Export to CSV....
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2. In the Export to CSV dialog, Save As: box, specify the export location and filename using the .csv file extension. 3. In the Export to CSV dialog, click OK to create the .csv export file in the specified location. 4. Open the file to view the exported schedule. Top of page

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Undo Mining

Complete the following exercises:

Complete the Destinations and Stockpiles section.

Reviewing the Schedule

Complete the following exercises:

Complete the Destinations and Stockpiles section.

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Updating the Manual Schedule

Update Schedule Tutorial

Updating the Schedule

Links to exercises The following exercises are available on this page:

Updating the Manual Schedule

Updating the Manual Schedule

Files required for the exercise:

Creating Dependencies Using Strings

Solve (Automatic Blending)

Completed the Dependencies exercise. Files required for the exercise:

View Schedule in Excel

Exporting from ISTS

You must have scheduled at least one period.

Links to exercises The following exercises are available on this page:

Export to Excel Export to EPS Export to CSV

View Schedule in Excel

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