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Interpretation Methods of Mine Induced Seismicity
2016Having described parameters the last chapter of part one deals with interpretation methods. This chapter also describes limitations of seismic data and of the interpretation methods. This is a very important part. The presented limitations of the seismic data should not be seen as pessimistic but as a realistic description of the problem.
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Monitoring of large mining induced seismic events
1993CANMET/MRL's contribution to the Canadian Rockburst Research Program is the study of the mining induced seismic events located in the upper range of magnitude, i.e., magnitude 1.0 and above. To achieve this objective, a remote-controlled macroseismic system was designed and developed which is now operating in four mines across northern Ontario.
M Plouffe, P Mottahed, D Lebel, M Côté
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Evaluation of Seismic Effects Generated by Mining Induced Seismic Events in Stonava Area
2011Stonava area represents a region with high seismic loading due to underground mining. For this reason, several seismological measurements are taken in buildings on the surface. This paper describes the results of the measurements taken in November 2008 and spring 2009 when experimental seismic stations were operated in the region under discussion.
Zdeněk Kaláb, Jaromír Knejzlík
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Monitoring of mining-induced seismicity at Grassy Trail Reservoir
2009Mining-induced seismicity was monitored at Grassy Trail Reservoir in eastern Utah. Coal mining activity at increasing proximity required evaluation and monitoring of potential impacts to the reservoir and earthfill embankment dam. Attenuation relationships for small-magnitude near-source events were used to predict the ground motions at Grassy Trail ...
Johnson S.R., Hansen M.N., Price B.E.
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TectonophysicsThe detailed mechanism of induced seismicity associated with salt mining remains elusive. Herein we compile the geological, industrial data, and seismic records within the Changning salt mining zone, China, and simulate the changes in crustal stresses ...
Zheng Yong, Heping Sun, Rumeng Guo
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Coal Mining Induced Seismicity in the Ruhr Area, Germany
Pure and Applied Geophysics, 2009Over the last 25 years mining-induced seismicity in the Ruhr area has continuously been monitored by the Ruhr-University Bochum. About 1,000 seismic events with local magnitudes between 0.7 ≤ ML ≤ 3.3 are located every year. For example, 1,336 events were located in 2006. General characteristics of induced seismicity in the entire Ruhr area are spatial
Monika Bischoff +3 more
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A concept for prediction of mine-induced seismicity
2020A.A. Kozyrev, V.I. Panin, V.A. Maltsev
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