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Truck Dispatch System
Operator Independent Truck Dispatch System (O.I.T.D.S.) - It is a Global Positioning System based Truck Dispatch System(TDS). It is a system which cover the functionality of the production, surveying and other related department of the mine relevant to the operation of TDS. It 's working in online transaction- processing (OL TP) environment with real time monitoring of HEMM performance.

The system assists in the following works • Reducing queuing of dumpers and idle time of high value HEMM. • Providing accurate and timely information towards achieving streamlined operation • Improved maintenance of records, proper analysis of data which will lead to accurate planning and scheduling of maintenance related activities. • It also assists in timely generation of reports, effective communication up to remotest end of the mine, ready availability of updated mine map on the screen and the list of operators on duty.
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Continous blending for quality control of mill feed
Locating of trucks in distress
Grade wise and average feed grade,correction when required
Communicating in case break down of loading and haul equpmt
Alterrnate route identification in case of blockage
In case of increase in haul time cautions road/dump conditions
Replacement of truck and host of other areas
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|Nirdeshak, CMC’s new GPS-based automatic fleet management system, innovatively combines the latest in IT|
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|The world is shrinking. Technological advances in recent years have made real-time communication across |
|geographies a reality, permanently altering the way we interact with each other. This revolution, |



References: • A Comprehensive Guide to Land Navigation with GPS by J. Hotchkiss, 3rd edition. • MineSuite Field Hardware Technical Documentation, M/S Advanced Systems Integration Pty. Ltd., Australia, March '2001. • Spread Spectrum CDMA Systems for Wireless Communication by Savo Glisic & Branka Vucetic, 1997, Artech House Inc., Norwood, MA 02062  http://www.scribd.com/doc/23127230/Nit-Gps-Based-Oitds-83-051109-nr

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