GoldSim will be fully participating in the Mine Water Solutions 2025 Conference, held in Vancouver, BC, from June 16-18, 2025. We will host a booth in the exhibit hall. Come by and say hi!

On Monday, June 16, we will be teaching a short course on Water Balance Modeling using GoldSim. Check with the conference website for more information. 

Lead Presenter: Rick Kossik
Co-Presenter: Jason Lillywhite

The 1-Day GoldSim Training Course is designed to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of the GoldSim software, specifically focusing on mine water management applications. The workshop aims to introduce participants to the GoldSim framework and its various elements, teach them how to read, navigate, and understand complex models, and provide tools to become proficient modelers and find answers when questions arise.

Morning Session:

• Introduction to the GoldSim Framework
• Data and Expression Elements
• Understanding Units and Element Outputs
• Comparison to Spreadsheet Models
• Rainfall Runoff Example

Afternoon Session:

• Introduction to Dynamic Simulation
• Feedback Loops
• Brief Introduction to the Contaminant Transport Module
• Practical Exercise

Additionally, Jason Lillywhite will be presenting a paper on "Simulating Long-Term Precipitation Dynamics with PrecipGen: A Stochastic Rainfall Model for Water Resource Management in GoldSim."

GoldSim will be participating in the Arizona Hydrological Society 2025 Symposium!

In addition to our exhibit booth, where you can come say hello, we will be teaching a course on dynamic and stochastic modeling. The workshop will focus on GoldSim's ability to incorporate and analyze uncertainty through integrated Monte Carlo simulation. Engineers will learn how to build more resilient and insightful water models by directly embedding hydrological uncertainties, future demands, operational conditions, and climate projections into their models. This approach quantifies uncertainty's impact on system performance, leading to better decision-making.

We look forward to seeing you there!

For more details on the workshop, visit the Arizona Hydrological Society Symposium Program.