Julian Ortiz

Prof. Julian Ortiz

6 articles
Canada Camborne School of Mines - University of Exeter

Biography

Dr. Julian Ortiz received a B.Sc. in Mining Engineering from Universidad de Chile and a Ph.D. in Geostatistics, from University of Alberta (Canada). He is a Competent Person registered under the Chilean Mining Commission. Dr. Ortiz has led a successful academic career with positions at Universidad de Chile and Queen’s University (Canada), where he was Head of Department. In 2024 he joined University of Exeter (UK) as the Mark Cutifani / Anglo American Chair in Mining Innovation. He has also worked as a entrepreneur and consultant for over 25 years. He is the co-founder and CEO of Annapurna Suite, a Canadian technology company that provides SaaS (software as a service) automating and streamlining resource modeling and mine planning with cutting edge cloud technology.

Publications by Year
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Multivariate Simulation Using Locally Varying Corregionalization Models
Alvaro Riquelme Queen's University
Julian Ortiz Camborne School of Mines - University of Exeter
Student Poster Poster
CIM-CMP Student Poster Competition & Cocktail
CIM 2022 Convention Vancouver
Ensemble-Based Domaining Informed by Unsupervised Classification of Geochemical Data
KASIMCAN KORUK Queen's University
Julian Ortiz Camborne School of Mines - University of Exeter
Transitions: The Digital Platform Technical Session Video
AI and Geological Modelling
CIM 2022 Convention Vancouver
OPTIMIZING ORE GRADE CONTROL IN OPEN PIT MINING USING SUPPORT VECTOR CLASSIFICATION
Noble Potakey The Robert M. Buchan Department of Mining Engineering at Queen's University
Julian Ortiz Camborne School of Mines - University of Exeter
Student & Young Leaders Program
Student Poster
CIM 2023 Convention Montreal
Data-Driven Innovation: Transforming Sustainable Mining Through Sensing
Hannah Lang MineSense Technologies
Olivier Tavchandjian Hudbay Minerals Inc.
Keith Mayhew Teck
Julian Ortiz Camborne School of Mines - University of Exeter
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Innovation Exchange Series
CIM CONNECT 2025 Montréal
A Geostatistical Approach to Characterize Complex Geological Models
Alvaro Riquelme Queen's University
Julian Ortiz Camborne School of Mines - University of Exeter
Technical Session Video Paper Attachment
Geology: Mineralizing Systems and Beyond
CIM 2021 Virtual Convention
Heuristic Risk-Based Policy to Outline Final Pits in Open Mines
Sebastian Avalos The Robert M. Buchan Department of Mining at Queen's University
Julian Ortiz Camborne School of Mines - University of Exeter
Technical Session Video Attachment
Risk Management
CIM 2021 Virtual Convention