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The development of mineral deposits has strong transformative effect on the geological environment. At the same time, all the components of geotechnical conditions (relief, structure of rock massifs, hydrogeological and geocryological conditions etc.), formed over a long geological time, are actively changing. Geological processes are activated and new
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geological environment. Actively change all the components of engineering-geological conditions (EGC), formed during the long geological time: the topography, structure of rocks, hydrogeological and permafrost conditions, are formed by geological processes and, at the same time on the surface of the Earth formed a new strata of man-made structures, and
Irina V. Abaturova +4 more
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Appraisal of Engineering Phases of a Mineral Asset: From Exploration to Mine Approval
Edmundo Tulcanaza
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The distribution pattern of the fault karst water flow system in the Baotu spring Basin, Shandong, China [PDF]
To clarify the distribution pattern of the fault-karst groundwater flow system in the Baotu Spring Basin, Shandong Province, China, and to reveal the controlling mechanisms of groundwater flow and the response characteristics of solute transport, this ...
Shenting Gang +5 more
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Production Practice Exploration of Mineral Engineering Based on “Zijin Model”
丽亚 黄
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Methods and applications in petroleum and mineral exploration and engineering geology (1st edn)
Arkoprovo Biswas
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Teaching Reform of Mineral Deposits Science in Resource Exploration Engineering: A Case Study of Shandong Institute of Petroleum and Chemical Technology [PDF]
Wei Yu, Jiao Wang, Jie Chen
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Near Surface Passive Seismic Surveying For Mineral Exploration, Environmental And Engineering Applications: Notes On The 2016 Aseg-AIG-PESA Conference Workshop [PDF]
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The delineation of well capture zones (WCZs), particularly for water supply wells, is of utmost importance to ensure water quality. This task requires a comprehensive understanding of the aquifer’s hydrogeological parameters for precise delineation ...
Wenfeng Gao +3 more
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