The International Mining Forum is a recurring event, hosted by the University of Science and Technology in Cracow, Poland, bringing together an international group of scientists, including those working in rock mechanics and computer engineering as well as mining engineers. The topics are wide-ranging, including papers on remote sensing to assess primary impact; treatment of sealed-off coal mine fires; sustainable development in mine closure; and monitoring of natural hazards and safety issues.
The International Mining Forum is a recurring event, hosted by the University of Science and Technology in Cracow, Poland, bringing together an international group of scientists, including those working in rock mechanics and computer engineering as well as mining engineers. The topics are wide-ranging, including papers on remote sensing to assess primary impact; treatment of sealed-off coal mine fires; sustainable development in mine closure; and monitoring of natural hazards and safety issues.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Dr. eng. Jerzy KICKI - scientific worker of AGH-University of Science and Technology, Department of Underground Mining, Head of Department of Mineral Resources Acquisition in Polish Academy of Sciences, Institute of Mineral Economy and Energy. Research interests: mining, geology, mineral resources economy, mineral deposit management and mineral resources acquisition. Dr. eng. Eugeniusz J. SOBCZYK - scientific worker of Department of Mineral Resources Acquisition in Polish Academy of Sciences, Institute of Mineral Economy and Energy. Research interests: mining, geology, mineral resources economy, mineral deposit management and mineral resources acquisition.
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Preface. 1. Structure and Technological Elements of Information System of Mine Based on the Control of a Condition of Rock Mass 2. Methane Hazard Predictions in Underground Coal Mining 3. The Exploitation Depth and Bump Hazard in the Mines of the Upper Silesian Coal Basin 4. Possibility of Application of the Mechanized Coal Excavation in the Mines with Underground Exploitation in Republic of Serbia 5. The Influence of Heading Localization Depth on Their Stability 6. Development Possibilities of Underground Coal Exploitation in Republic of Serbia 7. Actual State of Underground Coal Exploitation in Republic of Serbia 8. Modernization of Technological Process of the Construction of Shaft Premises in Coal Mines of Serbia 9. Potential of Underground Exploitation of the Existing Resources in RTB Bor 10. Research Results on Possibilities for Development and Mining of "Borska Reka" Ore Body in Bor Ore Deposit 11. Mining Productive Systems Organization for Optimal Ventilation and Air Supply 12. Determination of Depth of "Borska Reka" Copper Ore Deposit at Which Air Conditioning of Working Environment Must Be Performed 13. Methodology for the Selection of Optimal Blastholes Length in Underground Mining 14. Influence of Depth Mine Workings on the Pollution of Mine Water and Possibility Its Limitation 15. The Place and Historic Importance of the "Glogow Gleboki - Przemyslowy" Copper Orebody in the Strategy of KGHM "Polska Miedz" Company 16. The Prognosis of the Climatic Hazard for the Growing Depth of Underground Mining 17. An Assessment of Prospective Reserves for Underground Coal Gasification in Poland 18. Synthetic Stowing of Rockmass at Borehole Underground Coal Gasification (BUCG) 19. Decision Making System Based on GIS Technology for Supporting Machinery Maintenance 20. Method of Copper Deposit Mineralization Discrete Modelling With Use of Crystal Ball Application Based On Copper and Silver Grades Examples 21. Valuation of Mineral Deposits in Junior Mining Companies 22. The Optimum Lifetime of a Polish Hard Coal Project Using Discounted Cash Flow Analysis 23. Managing Net Working Capital at a Mining Company Operating As a Multi-Facility Enterprise Author Index
Preface. 1. Structure and Technological Elements of Information System of Mine Based on the Control of a Condition of Rock Mass 2. Methane Hazard Predictions in Underground Coal Mining 3. The Exploitation Depth and Bump Hazard in the Mines of the Upper Silesian Coal Basin 4. Possibility of Application of the Mechanized Coal Excavation in the Mines with Underground Exploitation in Republic of Serbia 5. The Influence of Heading Localization Depth on Their Stability 6. Development Possibilities of Underground Coal Exploitation in Republic of Serbia 7. Actual State of Underground Coal Exploitation in Republic of Serbia 8. Modernization of Technological Process of the Construction of Shaft Premises in Coal Mines of Serbia 9. Potential of Underground Exploitation of the Existing Resources in RTB Bor 10. Research Results on Possibilities for Development and Mining of "Borska Reka" Ore Body in Bor Ore Deposit 11. Mining Productive Systems Organization for Optimal Ventilation and Air Supply 12. Determination of Depth of "Borska Reka" Copper Ore Deposit at Which Air Conditioning of Working Environment Must Be Performed 13. Methodology for the Selection of Optimal Blastholes Length in Underground Mining 14. Influence of Depth Mine Workings on the Pollution of Mine Water and Possibility Its Limitation 15. The Place and Historic Importance of the "Glogow Gleboki - Przemyslowy" Copper Orebody in the Strategy of KGHM "Polska Miedz" Company 16. The Prognosis of the Climatic Hazard for the Growing Depth of Underground Mining 17. An Assessment of Prospective Reserves for Underground Coal Gasification in Poland 18. Synthetic Stowing of Rockmass at Borehole Underground Coal Gasification (BUCG) 19. Decision Making System Based on GIS Technology for Supporting Machinery Maintenance 20. Method of Copper Deposit Mineralization Discrete Modelling With Use of Crystal Ball Application Based On Copper and Silver Grades Examples 21. Valuation of Mineral Deposits in Junior Mining Companies 22. The Optimum Lifetime of a Polish Hard Coal Project Using Discounted Cash Flow Analysis 23. Managing Net Working Capital at a Mining Company Operating As a Multi-Facility Enterprise Author Index
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