Numerical Modelling Of Mining Induced Subsidence In Areas Of High Topographical Relief

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
W. Keilich
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Jan 1, 2006

Abstract

A methodology of subsidence prediction using the Distinct Element code UDEC has been developed as an alternative for subsidence modelling in the Southern Coalfield, New South Wales, Australia. The models have been validated by comparison with empirical results and observed caving behaviour. At this stage, modelling capability is limited to flat lying terrain. It is planned to apply the methodology to areas of high topographical relief to investigate the mechanics of valley closure.
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APA: W. Keilich  (2006)  Numerical Modelling Of Mining Induced Subsidence In Areas Of High Topographical Relief

MLA: W. Keilich Numerical Modelling Of Mining Induced Subsidence In Areas Of High Topographical Relief. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 2006.

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