Conference Proceedings
Annual Conference, lllawara
Conference Proceedings
Annual Conference, lllawara
The Department of Mines Programme of Exploration and Development of the States Coal Resources
The implementation of the Mining Further Amendment) Act, 1970, and later the Coal Mining Act, 1973, placed a requirement on the Department of Mines to accept an initiative in relation to coal exploration and coal mine development which does not apply in the case of other minerals. It is necessary to consider the exploration of the total coal resources of the State when considering exploration rather than one individual basin or deposit. If the level of knowledge of the coal resources in these basins is considered in relation to their potential for development it is possible to allocate broad scale priorities to their assessment. Due to the enormity of the task which involves a conservative estimate of in excess of 400 000 m of drilling to reach a broad reconnaissance level of understanding the involvement of industry with the Department in the exploration programme is necessary. The development of the coal deposits by mining operations must give consideration to a number of constraints apart from the simple availability of the resources._x000D_
Principal among these are aspects
Principal among these are aspects
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G Rose
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