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1997 AusIMM Annual Conference - Resourcing the 21st Century

Conference Proceedings

1997 AusIMM Annual Conference - Resourcing the 21st Century

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Resourcing the 21st Century was the theme of the 1997 AusIMM Annual Conference which examined some of the issues facing the industry as it nears the millenium. Advances in technology notably GPS are covered as are social and management issues such as fly-in/fly-out. Other subjects covered include performance benchmarking for mines new technology and techniques in metallurgy and mining and explorationand mining initiatives. The book is divided into sections including: Mining Regolith Geology and Mineral Exploration Metallurgy Education Energy and Law and Environment.

Papers in collection

  • A Forgotten Legacy of Gold Mining: Archival Research Leads to the Location and Identification of Gold-Bearing Mining Residue Go to Paper
  • A Real-Time GPS kinematic-Positioning System for Automatic Mining Vehicle Guidance Go to Paper
  • A Regional Regolith-Landform Framework for Mineral Exploration Models in the Broken Hill Region Go to Paper
  • A Study of Solid State Prereduction as a Precursor to Smelting for Transition Metal Production Go to Paper
  • Achieving High Performance in the Australian Mineral Resources Industry Go to Paper
  • Advances in Geophysical Exploration Techniques - Australia and Overseas Go to Paper
  • An Integrated Underground Mining Approach to the Structural Complexity of the Empire Vein System, Golden Cross Mine, New Zealand Go to Paper
  • An Understanding of Regolith and Landscape Evolution as an Aid to Mineral Exploration - The Charters Towers Experience Go to Paper
  • Best Practice Environmental Management - A Critical Strategy for the Future of the Mining Industry Go to Paper
  • Bioremediation Stabilisation of Sulphide Tailings and Rock Against Acid Mineral Water Development Go to Paper
  • Blasting in an Urban Environment Go to Paper
  • Calcrete Sampling for Gold Exploration Go to Paper
  • Changes in the Provision of Design Services Resulting from the Market Reform Process, Victorian Brown Coal Industry Go to Paper
  • Computer Aided Design System for Mineral Beneficiation, Which Allows for Liberation Go to Paper
  • Computer Assisted Modelling of Narrow, Elongate Gold Deposits for Resource Estimation and Mine Planning Go to Paper
  • Copper-Gold Ore Leaching: A Kinetic Study on the Ammoniacal Cyanidation of Copper, Chalcocite and Chalcopyrite Go to Paper
  • Demonstration of Rock Joint Reinforcement Go to Paper
  • Developing an Attractive Climate for Responsible Resource Development in a Socially-Sensitive Environment - The Victorian Experience as a Model Go to Paper
  • Earthmoving Equipment Technology Trends Go to Paper
  • Energy for Tomorrow's World Go to Paper
  • Evolution of the Current Legal Environment into the Twenty-First Century - Its Impact on Australian Mining Go to Paper
  • Formulation of Guidelines on Personal Attributes and Professional Competencies for Graduate Mining Engineers Go to Paper
  • Fragmentation and its Impact on Downstream Processing Go to Paper
  • Geochemistry of Groundwaters in the Vicinity of Stawell, Clunes, Ararat and Ballarat Gold Deposits Go to Paper
  • Geoelectrochemical Exploration: Principles, Practice and Performance Go to Paper
  • Geology and Orebody Delineation Using 3D Computer Modelling Go to Paper
  • Industrial Clays: Meeting the Challenge of Increased Technical Demanda and Shifting Markets Go to Paper
  • InLine Pressure Jig - An Exciting, Low Cost Technology with Significant Operational Benefits in Gravity Separation of Minerals Go to Paper
  • Integration of Mineralogical and Geomechanical Data During Exploration in the Regolith Go to Paper
  • Kinetics and Mssbauer Spectroscopy Studies of Direct Iron Ore Reduction Go to Paper
  • Kiruna Iron Ore Mine - Operations Today and Plans for the Future Go to Paper
  • Magnetic and Gravity Modelling of the Renison Tin Mine, Tasmania Go to Paper
  • Mineralogical Domains in the Victorian Gold Province, Maldon, and Carlin-Style Potential Go to Paper
  • Mining Engineering Education in the 21st Century - Will Universe Still be Relevant Go to Paper
  • Mining Equipment Automation Go to Paper
  • Mssbauer Spectroscopy Applied to Mineralogy and Minerals Extraction Go to Paper
  • New Opportunities and New Challenges - Mining Technology and Competitive Advantage Go to Paper
  • Northparkes Mines - New Performance Benchmarks for Underground Mining Go to Paper
  • Numerical Modelling of GPS Signal Propagation and Multipath for Australian Mines Go to Paper
  • Opportunities an Implications of Developments in the Utilisation of Underground Space Go to Paper
  • Poorly-diffracting Material as a Trace Element Repository Go to Paper
  • Queensland Minerals for the 21st Century Go to Paper
  • Recovery of Sulphuric Acid from the Hydrometallurgical Copper Process Go to Paper
  • Some Regolith Evolution Features of the Goonumbla Cu-Au District: Consequences on Geochemical Exploration Go to Paper
  • The Broken Hill Exploration Initiative: A New Geoscientific Information Base to Support Exploration Go to Paper
  • The Education of Professional Specialists for the Mineral Industry into the Next Century Go to Paper
  • The Increasing Acceptance of Fly-in/Fly-out Within the Australian Mining Industry Go to Paper
  • The Monitoring of Mineral Processing Operations Using Computer Vision and Neural Networks Go to Paper
  • The People Factor in Mining - Forging Ahead or Dragging the Chain Go to Paper
  • The VIMP Program and Major Advances in Geological Mapping in Victoria Go to Paper
  • Underground Mine Communication Systems Go to Paper
  • World Nuclear Energy in Relation to Australia's Uranium Go to Paper
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  • Published: 1997
  • Unique ID: PA-199701

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