Global-Scale Monitoring that Keeps Mines Operating, Operational Stability Powered By Geospatial Intelligence
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Detect small-scale surface changes with site-wide coverage—giving you the lead time to manage risk proactively.
Tailings Dam Monitoring: A Critical Use Case
Tailings Storage Facilities (TSFs) are among the highest-risk assets in mining. With globally distributed, often remote sites, continuous stability monitoring is essential.
Our scalable InSAR monitoring detects subtle movements, giving mining companies the data-driven insights needed to act before failures occur—protecting communities, the environment, and financial interests.
Future-Proof Your Mine Safety Strategy
EarthDaily’s geospatial intelligence solutions empower mining companies to:
- Strengthen regulatory compliance and ESG commitments
- Reduce reputational risk from safety incidents
- Enhance stakeholder confidence through transparent reporting

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Take a proactive approach to mine safety with EarthDaily’s advanced InSAR monitoring.
Iris –
Large-Scale Infrastructure Monitoring
A remote sensing platform for monitoring mining infrastructure at scale in a code-free environment.

Featured Case Study:
Çöpler Mine
This in-depth case study delivers a retroactive look at the Çöpler Mine disaster using remote InSAR monitoring. See how Iris detects movement before failure and helps safeguard future mine sites.

Determine whether InSAR data showed precursory ground motion prior to the event
InSAR analysis identified measurable deformation months before heap leach failure, demonstrating predictive monitoring potential.
The new algorithm precisely repositioned deformation data, delivering the most accurate mapping over altered mine terrain to date.
Combined ascending and descending Sentinel-1 data provided a 3D view of east-west and vertical movement, revealing slope dynamics.
Upgraded Iris tools reduced false positives, isolating a clear subsidence zone directly preceding the failure event.
Confirmed that satellite deformation monitoring can serve as a reliable early-warning system for tailings and heap leach stability.