About the Journal
About the Journal
Second issue: July to December


Journal of Advanced Mining Modeling (JAMM) is a peer-reviewed scientific journal published by the National University of Trujillo, focused on the dissemination of original research in mining engineering, advanced mining system modeling, and the application of artificial intelligence across the mining value chain.
The journal publishes scientific articles, case studies, review papers, computational models, and technological developments aimed at improving efficiency, sustainability, and safety in mining operations.
Aims and Scope
The journal covers topics related to the entire mining value chain and promotes interdisciplinary research integrating engineering, computer science, mathematical modeling, data science, and sustainable mining.
- Spatial analysis of geological and mining data
- Geostatistical modeling and kriging techniques
- Uncertainty assessment of mineral resources and reserves
- Risk management and accident prevention
- Occupational health and safety management systems
- Monitoring and control of mining working conditions
- Environmental management and impact monitoring
- Tailings and mine waste management
- Mine closure, remediation, and site rehabilitation
- Predictive models applied to the mining value chain
- Deep learning for computer vision and mining sensors
- Anomaly detection and predictive maintenance of equipment
- Slope stability and underground excavation analysis
- Numerical modeling of rock masses
- Geomechanical characterization and ground support design
- Strategic, tactical, and operational mine planning
- Open-pit and underground mine design
- Optimization of mining sequences and equipment fleets
- Design and construction of mining tunnels
- Excavation methods, support, and lining systems
- Ventilation, haulage, and service tunnels
- Comminution, grinding, and classification of minerals
- Flotation, leaching, and concentration processes
- Optimization of metallurgical circuits and metal recovery
- Geological mapping and 3D geological modeling
- Lithological, structural, and alteration characterization
- Economic geology and grade control
Editorial Policies and Preservation
The journal operates on a non-profit basis.
The journal participates in the LOCKSS and CLOCKSS digital preservation systems.
All articles are published under the
