Learning Resources

GoldSim Webinars

We offer free, monthly webinars to present GoldSim features and applications. Upcoming webinars are listed below. If you would like to be placed on our Webinar Mailing List to be reminded every month of the upcoming webinar, contact us.

All webinars are recorded (and posted to the site within a day or two), and these provide an excellent resource for learning about GoldSim features and applications.

Materials and video recordings of past webinars are available on our Webinar Archive Page.

    Next Webinar: Building the User Interface with Dashboards

    Presented by: Jason Lillywhite

    TBD

    Presentation Times:

    29 October 2024 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM PDT   

    31 October 2024 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM PDT

    Register

    If you would like further information about this topic, please contact us via the GoldSim Help Center.

    We are currently taking suggestions for topics covered in our future webinar schedule and we would love to hear about it. Please send suggestions to us here.

    Alternatively, you can always post ideas in our Forum.

    2024 Webinar Schedule

    Below is a listing of our webinars that are tentatively scheduled for the year:​​​​​​

    • Jan – Introduction to Monte Carlo Simulation -archive
    • Feb – Simulating Runoff Using the Australian Water Balance Model - archive
    • Mar – Representing Flow Schematics Using GoldSim Elements - archive
    • Apr - Pump Power: Hydraulic Simulation in GoldSim - archive
    • May - Tailings Management with GoldSim and Muk3D (Guest speaker: Simon Ogude-Chambert with SimplXit) - archive
    • Jun - Stochastic Precipitation Simulator "PrecipGen" - archive
    • Jul - Check for Mass Balance Closure - archive
    • Aug - No webinar
    • Sep - No webinar - GoldSim User Conference
    • Oct - Building the User Interface with Dashboards - register
    • Nov - Contaminant Transport: Treatment Processes (Rick Kossik)
    • Dec - Introduction to GoldSim 15 
    • Jan (2025) - Introduction to the Reliability Module (Rick Kossik)

    If you have a suggestion for a webinar topic, please contact us.