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Monitoring after the conclusion of mining works

Tomaž Hribar

Tomaž Hribar

Institute for Mining, Geotechnology and EnvironmentLjubljana, Slovenija
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Hribar, Tomaž
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Tomaž Pečolar

Tomaž Pečolar

Institute for Mining, Geotechnology and EnvironmentLjubljana, Slovenija
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Goran Vižintin

Goran Vižintin

University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Natural Sciences and EngineeringLjubljana, Slovenija
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May 03, 2021
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Article Category: Original scientific paper
Published Online: May 03, 2021
Page range: 177 - 184
Received: Mar 24, 2021
Accepted: Mar 24, 2021
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/rmzmag-2020-0020
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Figure 1

Depiction of the RTH extraction area and areas of underground work [1].
Depiction of the RTH extraction area and areas of underground work [1].

Figure 2

Surface deformations.
Surface deformations.

Figure 3

Unmanned aerial vehicles suitable for surface use: (A) Teklite, (B) GoSurv, (C) Swamp Fox, (D) Quadcopter, (E) Phantom 2 Vision+, and (F) Aeryon Scout [4].
Unmanned aerial vehicles suitable for surface use: (A) Teklite, (B) GoSurv, (C) Swamp Fox, (D) Quadcopter, (E) Phantom 2 Vision+, and (F) Aeryon Scout [4].

Figure 4

DMR display made with different interpolation algorithms. (A) Isohypse of a hypothetical area. (B) DMR constructed by vertical scanning algorithms. (C) DMR constructed by maximum slope algorithms. (D) DMR produced by the weighted average algorithm [5].
DMR display made with different interpolation algorithms. (A) Isohypse of a hypothetical area. (B) DMR constructed by vertical scanning algorithms. (C) DMR constructed by maximum slope algorithms. (D) DMR produced by the weighted average algorithm [5].

Figure 5

Remediated area above the mining area.
Remediated area above the mining area.

Impact categorization [1]_

Category [Limit]
Segment I II III IV
Movement measurements Above 50 mm, also new measurement sites Up to 50 mm and deformation trend Up to 20 mm and deformation trend Below 20 mm
Inclinometer measurements Above 50 mm, also new measurement sites Up to 50 mm and deformation trend Up to 20 mm and deformation trend Below 10 mm

The scope of unmanned aerial vehicle uses in mining [4]_

Surface mines Underground mines Closed mines
- Mine operation - Geotechnical characterization - Land subsidence monitoring
- 3D mapping - Rock size distribution - Recultivation
- Bank stability - Monitoring and measurement of gases - Surface mapping
- Mine safety - Mine rescuing - Detecting gas pockets
- Structure monitoring - Acid leakage monitoring
- Facility management
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