Subsidence Studies In Thick And Steep Coal Seam Mining

Fisekci, M. Y.
Organization: International Conference on Ground Control in Mining
Pages: 9
Publication Date: Jan 1, 1981
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This paper concentrates on subsidence measurements, applied over the thick and steep seam mining in the Rocky Mountains Region of Western Canada. The studies to date indicate that two new subsidence monitoring techniques appear to be the most suitable methods for these conditions. The computerized telemetry and aerial photogrammetry systems are being tested for the reliability of the systems during the winter months within the net- work of laser surveying over the workings of the new hydraulic mine.
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