The Future of Mining: What do Mining and the Game of Go Have in Common?
Presentation for Carbon Tracking and Reporting Canada 2022
Allyson is a highly motivated mining and mineral processing engineer with 15 years of experience. Her background is primarily in comminution and flotation optimization utilizing advanced process controls and expert systems.
She completed a Masters of Data Science from the University of British Columbia to hone and utilize her data science skills and subject matter expertise to transform the mining industry.
Her research interests are concentrated on decentralized task allocation for haulage fleets and the use of advanced simulation and optimization for data-driven decision support.
MS Data Science
2021
2022
The University of British Columbia
BS Metallurgical Engineering
2006
2011
Missouri University of Science & Technology
AIDE Canada
Ausenco
The University of British Columbia
MINE 350: Modeling and Simulation (3 credits).
This course introduces several modeling and simulation techniques used to design or modify mining and mineral processing systems. Students will obtain hand-on experience with the simulation program AnyLogic.
The main learning outcome is an understanding of the principles and limitations of available analytical and discrete methods that are useful in engineering practice. Other specific learning outcomes are listed below:
Stream Systems
Teck Resources Ltd.
Teck Alaska Inc.
Teck Alaska Inc
Teck Resources Ltd.
Teck Alaska Inc.
The University of British Columbia
Missouri University of Science & Technology
Presentation for Carbon Tracking and Reporting Canada 2022
Panel discussion at Future of Mining Americas 2022
Hackathon Challenge for Unearthed Vancouver 2017.
Presentation for Digitization in Mining North America 2022.
Presentation for the Alaska Miners Association Annual Fall Convention.