Sdimi 2009 Registration Brochure

SDIMI 2009

Sustainable Development Indicators in the Minerals Industry 2009 Conference

6 – 8 July 2009, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia Platinum Sponsor

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SDIMI 2009 CONFERENCE PROGRAM Sunday 5 July

Monday 6 July

Tuesday 7 July

Wednesday 8 July

Thursday 9 July

Sustainable Development Indicators in the Minerals Industry 2009 Conference Technical Program: 9.00 am – 5.00 pm daily Pre Conference Registration 4.00 pm – 6.00 pm

Welcome Function 5.00 pm – 7.00 pm

Conference Dinner 7.00 pm for 7.30 pm

Sustainability Assessment Forum

North Stradbroke Tour

The AusIMM Awards Dinner 7.00 pm for 7.30 pm

■ North Stradbroke Tour

An Invitation Dear Colleagues, On behalf of The University of Queensland’s Sustainable Minerals Institute, The AusIMM and the Cooperative Research Centre for Sustainable Resource Processing, I have much pleasure in inviting you to participate in the 2009 SDIMI Conference on Queensland’s Gold Coast in July. This is the first time that this conference has been held outside of Europe and presents a unique opportunity for Australian and international researchers and industry practitioners to engage in dialogue about the future of the minerals industry and its contribution to society. The conference comes at a critical point in the history of the industry, with the confluence of tighter controls on carbon emissions, increased competition for key resources such as water and land, rising community expectations and a prolonged global economic downturn presenting unprecedented challenges for the sector. The conference will focus on the application and integration of sustainable development principles across all aspects of the minerals industry. It will have a strong multi-disciplinary focus and will encompass the social and human, as well as the environmental and technological, dimensions of sustainability. Response to the call for papers has been very good and we have secured some impressive keynote speakers, including Dr Tony Hodge, the new President of the International Council on Mining and Metals.

Thursday 9 July 2009 The Tour: Consolidated Rutile Limited (CRL) is a successful Australian resources company with a key role on the world minerals stage. CRL’s operations are based in Brisbane, Queensland, and on the adjacent Moreton Bay’s North Stradbroke Island. CRL has undertaken groundbreaking research and is renowned internationally for progressively rehabilitating native vegetation and ecosystems on North Stradbroke Island’s high dunes. In addition, CRL supports/ sponsors numerous world class conservation programs for significant flora and fauna species. On this tour of CRL’s North Stradbroke Island operations you will; • Visit one of the largest open cut, wet dredge mines in Australia. The last east coast sand mine that has been in operation for over 40 years • Tour revegetation site of various age classes and techniques and hear from CRL personnel how they developed closure criteria for the mine • Visit their nursery facilities and rehabilitation works (time permitting) • Visit some of the other local sites such as the Terra Bulla Leumea Aboriginal mission site, the Gorge Walk at Point Lookout (time permitting) Attendees must bring: Sunscreen, hat, sunglasses. CRL requires that you wear fully enclosed shoes (preferably steel capped), long pants and long sleeve shirt. Please note we will be walking over sand dunes and inspecting regeneration sites. Minimum: 35 people must register for this tour to proceed. Maximum: 50 people Cost: A$124.00 per person (incl. GST), includes transfers to and from Sofitel Hotel Gold Coast and North Stradbroke Island, 3 hour CRL tour, lunch and refreshments. Parts of the tour will be subject to weather conditions.

The AusIMM Awards Dinner Sunday 5 July 2009 The AusIMM Annual Dinner and Awards Presentation will take place at the Sofitel Gold Coast on Sunday 5 July at 7.00 pm for 7.30 pm. This gala event provides an excellent lead-in to the SDIMI Conference. The Awards recognise the diverse contributions of professionals in the minerals sector that have contributed to outstanding economic, environmental and social outcomes across a range of areas such as indigenous employment, safety management and transparent financial reporting. Please join us in honouring individuals who have shown commitment in advancing industry best practice and demonstrated leadership on issues of national and international significance. Details and citations for Award recipients can be viewed at: http://www.ausimm.com.au/content/default.aspx?ID=258 Bookings can be made online at www.ausimm.com.au/sdimi2009, or please contact: Pauline Weaver, The AusIMM Email: [email protected] or telephone: (03) 9662 3166 Tickets: A$130.00 per person

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SDIMI 2009 promises to be both stimulating and informative – and the location is hard to beat as well! I hope that you will be able to join us. Professor David Brereton Conference Chair Director, Centre for Social Responsibility in Mining Sustainable Minerals Institute The University of Queensland

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Sustainable Development Indicators in the Minerals Industry 2009 Conference Provisional Technical Program Keynote Addresses Tony Hodge, President Designate The International Council on Mining and Metals (ICMM) Peter Cunningham, Managing Director — Energy and Climate Strategy, Rio Tinto Pablo De La Flor, Vice President of Corporate Affairs, Antamina Mining Company Peru

Frameworks and Tools for Integrating Sustainable Development Considerations into Mine and Plant Design Water Indicators for the Australian Minerals Industry — C Cote and C J Moran Integrated Mine Planning and Environmental Management – From Exploration to Mine Closure — M Edraki, A Parbhakar and S Walters Surrounded by Change — Collective Strategies for Managing the Cumulative Impacts of Multiple Mines — D Franks, D Brereton and C J Moran Development of a Methodological Framework for the Environmental Sustainability Assessment of Industrial Activities – Case Study – Mining and Extractive Industry — G Gaidajis A Systems Approach for the Application of Eco-Efficiency Indicators for Process Design in the Minerals Industry — M Guma, H von Blottnitz and J Broadhurst Intangible Investments – Decision Analysis Techniques for Appraising the Sustainability of Mining Developments — S Hajkowicz, A Littleboy, S Heyenga and K Moffat Applying the Metrics NavigatorTM to Establish Strategic Indicators for Mining — M Latham, H Jones and D Tanzil A Systems Perspective of Sustainability in the Mining Industry and Suggestions for Indicator Development — T Lydiatt, P Mesquita and A Nolan Preparing for Uncertain Mineral Futures — Incorporating the ‘True Cost of a Mine’ into Strategic Decision Making — K Moffat, A Littleboy, S Hajkowicz, S Heyenga and C Mason Social Conflict and Mining Industry – A Review of Challenges and Tool to Integrating Sustainable Development into Extractive Industries — D Mutti, E Nava-Fischer, N Yakoleva and D Vazquez Defining Sustainability Requirements in Project Design – A Case Study of the Olympic Dam Expansion — E Salazar, I Cawrse, G Carnes and S Cawrse

Innovative Methodologies for Measuring Sustainable Development Performance at the Operational, Corporate and Industry Level Modelling Mine Sustainabiliy – Indicators Based on a Comprehensible Framework — C J Moran The Role of Technological Innovation in the Minerals Sociotechnical Landscape — C Cooper and D Giurco Optimising Coal Mine Design in the United States for Sustainable Development — J R Craynon and M E Karmis Community and Environment – A Framework for Interfacing Between Regulators, Communities, the Owner and the Engineering Consultant on Environmental Permitting and Community Relations Projects — O Gamache Non-Energy Extractive Industry – Sustainability Information Systems — P M Godinho Mining, Women and Sustainable Development – Indicators of Change — D Kemp Profitability, Sustainability and Community Development – Is there a Contradiction? A Case of Gold Fields' Driefontein Gold Mine in South Africa — H Makuluma Multi-Dimensional Sustainable Development Indicators for the Minerals Industry — P N Martens and J B P Fernández

Development of Sustainable Technology Principles and Application in Mining Industry — M S Mitic and M M Roksandic Sustainability Reporting and Mining – An Assessment of the State of Play for Environmental Indicators — G M Mudd Evaluation of Remote Sensing Technology as a Tool for Mining Applications — S Raval, L Ge and D Laurence Objectivity and Fairness in Stakeholder Engagement through Triangular Value Analysis — J Stacey and A Stacey Exergy – A Useful Indicator for the Sustainability of Mineral Resources and Mining — A Valero, G M Mudd and A Valero Integrating Sustainable Development in Business Practices – A Case Study with the International Manganese Institute — L A Westfall, D Ersenkal, L Assem, M Ali and A Tremblay

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Improving Energy Efficiency Across Mineral Processing and Smelting Operations – A New Approach — B Coulter, C L Evans and E Wightman Sustainability Aspects of Carbon Capture and Storage – An Approach to a Holistic CCS Assessment — P N Martens, T Katz, L Rattmann and J B P Fernández Cost Efficient Implementation of a Greenhouse Gas Reduction Roadmap in the Mining Industry — J Pflieger Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions by Embedding Energy Efficiency into Design and Operational Protocols – What Works? — A Sweeney, P Crittenden and C Lund CO2 Emissions and Sustainable Approach to Underground Natural Resources Treatment – N Špeh

Signals of Mine Closure – A Strategic Approach for Retrenchment – A Case Study of Porgera Gold Mine, Papua New Guinea — P B Kanaparo, A Mellam and P S Rao Interpreting the Story of the Mining Landscape – Using Geotourism for Sustainable Community Development — P Maher Platinum Wealth and Social Inequality in South Africa’s Royal Bafokeng Community – A Paradox of Plenty? — S C Mnwana and W Akpan Mining and Sustainable Local Economic Development – Corporate Responses from the South African Platinum Group Metal Sector — M Ndaba and M Lydall Sustainable Socio-Economic Development in Mining Communities — J Nelsen, M Scoble and A Ostry Human Development in Mining Zones of Chile 19902007 – Analysis of the Impact on Poverty Reduction and the Millennium Development Goals — C Parra The Economic Fabric of Mining Communities in British Columbia – Evidence for Inclusion of Community Level Economic Indicators in Mining Sustainable Development Strategies — J A Shandro, M Koehoorn and M Scoble Stakeholder Engagement – A Social Sustainability Indicator for the Mining Sector — A Blood and H Tran The Development of a Simple Sustainable Development Framework for Application to a Proposed Mining Development at Aurukun on Western Cape York — P Vidler Exploring Community Involvement in Major Infrastructure Project – A Case of Oil Pipeline in Eastern Siberia — N Yakovleva

Sustainable Development Challenges in Emerging Mining Countries

Stewardship of Products and Wastes, and Industrial and Regional Synergies

From Practitioner’s Perspective – Community Relations Work in Ensuring Beneficial and Long-Term Mineral Resource Development in Kyrgyz Republic — J Abdyrakhmanova Opportunities for a Sustainable Development at Chinh Bac Mine Waste Dump in Vietnam — P N Martens, J B P Fernández, S Ahmad, M Fuchsschwanz and G Deissmann The Minerals Sector and Sustainable Development in Saudi Arabia — M Aldagheiri Environmental and Social Indicators for the Mining and Minerals Industry – An Exploratory Study — R Gautam and A Singh Local Resource Development Initiative, Ambatovy Project — L-F Gascon and S Novak Mining and Sustainable Development, Conflict or Concord – A Study into the Operations of Anglogold Ashanti in Ghana — Y M Seidu ‘Quality’ and Impact of Mining Foreign Direct Investment in Argentina – Perceptions and Challenges to Sustainable Development — D Vazquez, N Yakoleva and D Mutti

A Hybrid Life Cycle Assessment and Geographical Information System Model to Design Sustainable Recycled Aggregate Chain Management in Torino (Italy) — G A Blengini, E Garbarino, P Molina and V Badino Sustainable Steel Plant on an Environmental Protection Area — M Drumond and C Chaves Platinum Mining and Sustainability – Understanding the Environmental Costs of Future Technologies — B J Glaister and G M Mudd Development of a Sustainability Roadmap for the Kwinana Industrial Area, Western Australia — K Schianetz, M John, C Oughton and D Cooling Development of a Risk-Based Methodology to Manage Lead Dispersion Using Discrete Compound Identification and Synchrotron Induced X-Ray Absorption Spectroscopy — J Zheng, M Edraki, T Huynh, M Gasparon, J Ng, H H Harris and B N Noller

Mining and Minerals Processing in a CarbonConstrained World – Reducing the Greenhouse Gas Footprint

Community Impacts and Benefits of Mineral Resource Developments Housing Stress and Social Well Being in Bowen Basin Mining Communities – A Case Study of Moranbah — D Akbar Challenges and Issues Surrounding the Development of ‘Compliance Partnerships’ Around the Lihir Gold Mine in Papua New Guinea — N Bainton and J Cook Achieving Sustainable Community Development — Helping Build Appropriate and Resilient Community Governance Structures — M Barcham Considerations in Deciding Workforce Strategies in Remote Regions — D Burnside, G Mackenzie and B Howard Managing Growth and Expansion in Boom Times with Local Communities and Maintaining Social Cohesion — A Case Study of the Communities of the West Pilbara, Australia — J Gawler

Advances in Life Cycle and Sustainability Assessment Measurement? Assessment? The Real Challenge is Communication — A Murphy Using Life Cycle Analysis to Assess the Toxicity Impacts of Waste Streams from Metal Production Processes — T E Norgate and N Haque Using Life Cycle Assessments and Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis Models for Ex Ante Sustainability Assessment — D Shields, G A Blengini and S V Šolar Life Cycle Assessment and Tailings Management TradeOff Studies – Implementation — D van Zyl

Integration of Sustainability Thinking into Professional Education Sustainability in Mining Engineering – Strategies through Education and Research — R Chouinard and A J Gunson Integration of Sustainability into Mining Schools – Experiences in Academic and Organisational Development — D Laurence and M Scoble

Sustainability Assessment Forum — Wednesday 8 July 2009 The technical program on Day 3, Wednesday 8 July will include the CSRP / SDIMI – Sustainability Assessment Forum. The objective of the forum is to present real life case studies on implementing sustainability initiatives, discuss the learnings from these and elicit potential methods for putting sustainability initiatives into practice. The forum will be lead by a panel of expert Sustainability Practitioners from industry and research.

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SDIMI 2009 ORGANISING COMMITTEE

ALTERNATIVE ACCOMMODATION

CARBON OFFSETTING

David Brereton, Conference Chair, SMI Philip Bangerter, Hatch Glen Corder, SMI Kirsten Gollogly, Rio Tinto Stevan Green, CSRP Julia Keenan, SMI Lisa Laurie, CSRP Chris Moran, SMI

The OzAccom Group is happy to assist you with all your alternative accommodation requirements.

The Organising Committee has worked with Climate Friendly to make the SDIMI Conference 2009 a Climate Friendly Event.

Please contact OzAccom for a comprehensive list of alternative accommodation options from A$120.00 per night. Please book via the SDIMI 2009 website or via http://registration.ozaccom.com.au/ei/2009/sdi09/index. htm Telephone: +61 7 3854 1611 or toll free (Australia only): 1800 814 611. Email: [email protected]

EVENT MANAGEMENT: The AusIMM Miriam Way, Director of Conferences & Events Stephanie Finlay, Coordinator, Conferences and Events Monika Sarder, Media Relations Olivia Tet Fong, Coordinator, Publications The AusIMM PO Box 660, Carlton South, Victoria, Australia 3053 Telephone: +61 3 9658 6105 Facsimile: +61 3 9662 3662 Email: [email protected] The AusIMM recognises that some of our members may be experiencing hardship in the current environment. Should this be the case please contact Event Management to discuss the options The AusIMM provides for affected members to attend conferences.

CONFERENCE VENUE Sofitel Gold Coast 81 Surf Parade, Broadbeach Gold Coast Queensland, Australia Telephone: +61 7 5592 2250 Facsimile: +61 7 5592 3747 Email: [email protected] Website: http://www.sofitelgoldcoast.com.au/

SOCIAL PROGRAM ■ Welcome Function Date: Monday 6 July 2009 Where: Sorrento Room, Sofitel Gold Coast Time: 5.00 pm – 7.00 pm Cost: Complimentary for all delegates Guests A$45.00 per person Dress: Smart Casual ■ Conference Dinner Proudly Sponsored by:

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Tuesday 7 July 2009 Location to be advised 7.00 pm for 7.30 pm Complimentary for all delegates Guests/Students A$110.00 per person Smart Casual

A$10.00 from every SDIMI 2009 conference registration will go towards carbon offsetting.

CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS All delegates will receive a copy of the conference proceedings containing full papers. Additional copies may be purchased via the registration form and at the registration desk during the conference. • Additional proceedings CD ROM A$44.00

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Each delegate at the Conference will be issued with a name badge upon registration. Your name badge is the official pass to all sessions and must be worn at all times. Lost name badges can be replaced at the registration desk.

DRESS CODE Dress code for the Conference is smart casual.

SPECIAL DIETARY REQUIREMENTS If you have special dietary requirements please indicate your needs on the registration form.

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Conference accommodation room rates start from A$251.00 (including breakfast) in a Sofitel Superior Room, please quote SDIMI 2009 when booking your accommodation. Please note conference rates are subject to availability, please book as soon as possible.

Visa support letters will only be issued to speakers/ presenters, international committee members and registered delegates & students. All must have paid their registration fees in full (credit card payments previously cleared and authorised). No exceptions will be made. The Visa letter is for individual use only and is not transferable. The AusIMM will not issue blanket, group, or family letters. Please supply the following information to Event Management via: [email protected] 1. Prefix 2. First Name 3. Middle Initial 4. Last Name 5. Foreign Permanent Residential Street Address, City, State, Postal Code (Zip) and Country. 6. Status and category of your registration

• This conference like all conferences run by The AusIMM can contribute towards your continuing professional development. This event contributes 21 hours towards your CPD. • Members of The AusIMM receive a significant discount on the conference and its related activities. This discount is generally above the cost of an individual’s annual membership subscription; • A full range of Conference Papers, monographs, technical journals and CD’s will be available at this conference at discounted prices; • All attendees receive a full listing of all delegates attending to enhance your networking base.

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purchase order number quoted on the registration form and payment received in full prior to the conference start date.

ATTENDANCE Only pre-registered, pre-paid registrants will be guaranteed access to the event. Upon receipt of your registration and payment, The AusIMM will send registration confirmation.

WHAT’S INCLUDED We welcome all overseas delegates, members, non-members, authors, new professionals and students to register by completing the registration form and returning it with their remittance to Event Management. • Author / AusIMM Member / International Delegates / NonMembers / New Professionals Registration includes: attendance at technical sessions, CD ROM conference proceedings, morning and afternoon teas, lunches, welcome function and conference dinner. • Student Registration includes: attendance at the technical sessions, CD ROM conference proceedings, morning and afternoon teas, lunches and welcome function. Conference dinner is an additional cost. A Student must be currently enrolled full-time at a tertiary institution. Proof of full-time status must be submitted with the registration form.

CONFIRMATION OF BOOKINGS Conference registrations will be acknowledged as they are received with payment in full. Receipts for registration payments will be forwarded separately to the confirmation letter. Please check the confirmation letter and advise of any alterations immediately.

ACCOMMODATION Enjoying the most cosmopolitan location on the Gold Coast, the luxurious Sofitel Gold Coast is located just 50 metres from the beach. The Sofitel Gold Coast exudes five-star luxury and sophistication combined with decadent comfort and state of the art technology. Sofitel Gold Coast is situated on Broadbeach Island, in the heart of Queensland’s famous Gold Coast a 20 minute drive from Coolangatta Airport or an hour from Brisbane Airport.

REGISTERING ON-SITE On-site registrants, with payment only, will be admitted on space availability. AUSIMM MEMBER To qualify for the special rates of ‘AusIMM Member’ as quoted on the registration booking form you must be a financial (paid) member of one of these organistaions. AusIMM 2009 Membership Fees are due by 1st January 2009. Non-member registration fees apply to all non-members and non-financial AusIMM members. METHOD OF PAYMENT Payment must accompany all registrations. We accept the following credit cards: VISA, MasterCard, American Express and Diners. We accept money orders, company and personal cheques. Purchase orders will be accepted, however copies of the purchase order must be supplied with the registration,

DELEGATE LIST Please note that all registered delegates will have their name and email addresses printed in a Delegate List. Should you not wish to have your details distributed please notify Event Management as soon as possible.

CANCELLATION POLICY Cancellations of Registration must be by letter, facsimile or email only. Refunds will apply as follows: • More than 28 days before the Conference – Full Refund • 28 – 7 days before the Conference – Refund (less A$200 administration charge) • 7 days or less before the Conference or non attendance – No Refund (no exceptions) An organisation may send an alternative delegate if registration has been paid and the registered person is unable to attend due to unforeseen circumstances. In such cases, the Event Management must be advised of the change prior to the conference. WAIVER OF LIABILITY The AusIMM, SMI and CSRP accepts no liability to any persons or body for any loss, injury or damage howsoever and whether directly from any action or cause whatsoever undertaken, organised or sponsored by The AusIMM.

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