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Use Of Automated Resistivity System To Locate Potential Subsidence Areas Over Old Mines
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Burdick, Richard G. (1982). Use Of Automated Resistivity System To Locate Potential Subsidence Areas Over Old Mines. Proceedings Second Conference On Ground Control In Mining
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Burdick, Richard G. (1982). Use Of Automated Resistivity System To Locate Potential Subsidence Areas Over Old Mines. Proceedings Second Conference On Ground Control In Mining
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Organization: International Conference on Ground Control in Mining
Pages: 8
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1982
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| The Bureau of Mines', Denver Research Center has been conducting research for the past few years on the use of resistivity methods to locate abandoned mine workings. As this work has progressed, it is apparent that in some cases, in addition to detecting the old workings; stoping, precursive to surface subsidence has also been detected. This paper describes the Automated Resistivity method and discusses sites in Colorado. Wyoming. and Illinois where the subsidence phenomenon has been observed. |
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