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The Conferences On 'applications For Computers And Operations Research In The Minerals Industry' (apcom) Initially Focused On The Optimization Of Geostatistics And Resource Estimation. Several Standard Methods Used In These Fields Were Presented In The Early Days Of Apcom. While Geostatistics Remains An Important Part, Information Technology Has Emerged, And Nowadays Apcom Not Only Focuses On Geostatistics And Resource Estimation, But Has Broadened Its Horizon To Information And Communication Technology (ict) In The Mineral Industry. Mining Goes Digital Is A Collection Of 90 High Quality, Peer Reviewed Papers Covering Recent Ict-related Developments In: - Geostatistics And Resource Estimation- Mine Planning- Scheduling And Dispatch - Mine Safety And Mine Operation- Internet Of Things, Robotics- Emerging Technologies - Synergies From Other Industries - General Aspects Of Digital Transformation In Mining Mining Goes Digital Will Be Of Interest To Professionals And Academics Involved Or Interested In The Above-mentioned Areas. General Aspects Of Digital Transformation In Mining The So-called Green Paradox A.b. Bendiek & M.p. Bendiek Digital Technology Trends And Their Implementation In The Mining Industry L. Barnewold Virtual Reality Mine: A Vision For Digitalised Mining Engineering Education R. Suppes, Y. Feldmann, A. Abdelrazeq & L. Daling Investing In Engineering, Research And Education In Africa To Derive A Roadmap For Ensuring Local Digital Mining Success W. Assibey-bonsu The Application Of Correlation Models For The Analysis Of Market Risk Factors In Kghm Capital Group Ł. Bielak, P. Miśta, A. Michalak & A. Wyłomańska Improvement Of Investment Processes In Mining Company By Implementation Of Project Management System M. Wach & I. Chomiak-orsa Resource Estimation And Geostatistics An Approach For Drilling Pattern Simulation G. Usero, S. Misk & A. Saldanha Application Of Locally Varying Anisotropy (lva) Kriging At The Grasberg Porphyry Cu-au-ag Deposit, Papua, Ind