Um.
Yes.Geomechanics/geotechnics combined with the geometry of an ore body dictate what kind of pit shell can be developed.
Has nothing to do with grade whatsoever.
Well, it does to an extent as the grade defines what is economic to extract.
You can't say the strip-ratio of hemi should match that of gruyere unless they're hosted in the same rock, with very similar geometries and very similar depths without actually opening whittle and doing the work for yourself.
Sour grapes.
Ebjoy.
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