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Mining Subsidence Monitoring Based on Combination Method of Multi-Look and Full-Resolution Interferogram

Meikuang Anquan, 2020
In view of the characteristics of mining subsidence with large amplitude and small scope, a method of mining subsidence monitoring by combining multi-look with full-resolution interferogram is put forward.
LENG Hongwei, TAO Qiuxiang, LIU Guolin
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An Examination of Subsidence in North-East England due to the Dissolution of Sub-Surface Gypsum using the Shallow Seismic Reflection Technique [PDF]

, 2009
Along a narrow swath from Nottingham through to Hartlepool, broad shallow depressions up to 100m in diameter and, more rarely, scarp-edged subsidence hollows are observed.
Sargent, Colin
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Sinkhole Subsidence due to mining

, 1997
This paper reviews the modes of formation of sinkhole subsidence associated with mining activities, drawing on examples in India. Sinkhole (pot-hole) subsidence is an abrupt local depression at the surface which can be hazardous to life and property due ...
Singh, K. B., Dhar, B.B.
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Current status and progress on the application of key stratum theory in mining subsidence

矿业科学学报, 2017
The generation background, development process and application status of the key stratum(KS) theory were described, then the necessity of the application of KS theory in mining subsidence was analyzed.The Current status and progress on the application of
Chen Chao, Hu Zhenqi
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Coal mining subsidence, Wemyss villages, Fife [PDF]

, 2003
This report describes the results of mining subsidence calculations for the Fife coast around the villages of West and East Wemyss, north of Kirkcaldy. This part of the Fife coastline is well known for the increase in coastal erosion it has suffered in
Browne, M.A.E., McLean, W.S.
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A Surface Subsidence Monitoring Method for Narrow and Elongated Mining Areas by Combining InSAR and the Improved Probability Integral Method

Applied Sciences
Surface subsidence, a major geological hazard induced by mining activities, severely compromises the sustainable economic development of mining areas and the safety and stability of residents’ livelihoods. Consequently, long-term and effective monitoring
Zhen Zhang, Hongjuan Dong
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GIS-based calculation method to predict mining subsidence in flat and inclined mining: A comparative case study

Journal of the Civil Engineering Forum
Prediction of ground movements in the case of continuous subsidence is critically important for the planning of underground mining. Many calculation models are used to predict mining subsidence.
Ibrahim Djamaluddin, Poppy Indrayani, Yue Cai, Yujing Jiang   +3 more
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High-extraction coal mining in Illinois: Effects on crop production, 1985-1987

, 1988
This work was sponsored by the Illinois Mine Subsidence Research Program administered by the Illinois State Geological Survey through a grant from the Coal Development Board of the Illinois Department of Energy and Natural Resources and the members of
Darmody, Robert G., Carmer, S.G., Jansen, I.J., Steiner, S.J.   +3 more
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Pioneer Mine, subsidence area

, 2022
Date scanned: 2002-6-26.O-187; Subsidence area between "A" and "B" shafts. Pioneer Mine, Oliver Iron Mining Company, Ely, Minnesota (Vermilion District) - M. S. Petersen - July 1945.Held in the Russell L. and Lyn Wood Mining History Archive, Arthur Lakes
Petersen, Max S.
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Measurement of surface subsidence and ground collapse caused by underground mining in the Boleo Copper District, Mexico [PDF]

, 2020
Subsidence and vertical movements in mines are a challenge in mining operations. To qualify as a controlled mine site, ground movements must be measured regularly during mining operations.
Kim, Jong-Gwan, Jong-Gwan Kim
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