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The Fourth Australasian Ground Control in Mining Conference (AusRock)

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The Fourth Australasian Ground Control in Mining Conference (AusRock)

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The Fourth Australasian Ground Control in Mining Conference, co-hosted by the AusIMM and UNSW Sydney, was held 28-30 November 2018 in Sydney. The conference provided an update to mining industry geotechnical personnel on best practice in both Australasia and overseas. It acted as an information exchange vehicle between the coal and metalliferous sectors of the industry, with a focus on new technologies and developments, industry needs and mine site problem solving and practical case studies. The papers included in this volume cover all mining sectors, focusing on new technologies and innovations, industry needs and problem solving and practical case studies, slope stability, geotechnical risk management and numerical modelling, and dynamic failures related to ground control in mining.

Papers in collection

  • An overview of coal burst phenomena Go to Paper
  • Bingham Canyon Mine - from adversity to excellence Go to Paper
  • A personal review of South African rockburst research, experience and lessons learnt Go to Paper
  • Standardisation on rock characterisation, testing and monitoring with emphasis on ISRM suggested methods, practical issues and difficulties, and future trends Go to Paper
  • The evolution of seismicity and ground control measures at Ernest Henry Mine Go to Paper
  • Stabilising and filling the Beaconsfield Hart Shaft Go to Paper
  • Modified ground support with alternative fill material for ground control at Munsar underground manganese mine of MOIL Limited, India Go to Paper
  • Evolution of rock fill consolidation at Pajingo Gold Mine Go to Paper
  • Managing floor heave in an underground longwall coal mine Go to Paper
  • Research on supporting technology for production level roadways of block caving in Pulang Copper Mine Go to Paper
  • Understanding and modelling squeezing ground conditions at the Ballarat Gold Mine Go to Paper
  • Mt Wright - geotechnical learnings from a sub level shrink Go to Paper
  • The quality of backfilling of abandoned lignite mines on ground settlement under static and dynamic conditions Go to Paper
  • The ground motions induced by blasting in open pit lignite mines and its environmental effects Go to Paper
  • Investigating the tunnel closure using convergence confinement method and 2D plane strain finite difference analysis Go to Paper
  • The relationship between the magnitude of impact velocity per impulse and cumulative absorbed energy capacity of a rock bolt Go to Paper
  • Proneness of competent over-stressed intact rock to violent fracturing Go to Paper
  • Modelling multi-seam interactions for longwall mining Go to Paper
  • A review of floor heave mechanisms in underground coal mine roadways Go to Paper
  • Forecasting mine seismicity - towards a more established methodology Go to Paper
  • Intensity quantification of coal and rock burst risk - a review Go to Paper
  • A geotechnical risk assessment tool for underground mine drives Go to Paper
  • Modelling of height of connective fractures during longwall mining Go to Paper
  • Experimental investigation on borehole beakout and its implication on stress magnitudes Go to Paper
  • Numerical study of annulus thickness on overcoring stress measurements Go to Paper
  • Challenges in determining the capacity of mesh Go to Paper
  • A comparison of the performance of fully versus partially encapsulated cable bolts based on laboratory-scale testing Go to Paper
  • Design and testing of high capacity surface support Go to Paper
  • Single pass drill, install and inject self-drilling resin bolt application in poor ground Go to Paper
  • Instability analysis in three-way and four-way coal mine intersections Go to Paper
  • The practicalities of effective stress measurement in rock Go to Paper
  • Wide area mapping of ground instabilities from space: InSAR for geotechnical risk assessment and hazard monitoring Go to Paper
  • Elevating geotechnical considerations in the Australian underground coal industry and mine planning process Go to Paper
  • New tools for ground control in freeze shaft sinking Go to Paper
  • Analysis of premature failure of rock bolts and cable bolts failed in underground coal mines Go to Paper
  • How efficient is DigiMine technology in recording earth movements? A look at the Botswanan earthquake Go to Paper
  • Geotechnical strata characterisation using geophysics and its application for coal mine design Go to Paper
  • Raise bore stability and risk assessment empirical database update Go to Paper
  • Monitoring as an input to support and sequence design Go to Paper
  • Experimental studies on interactive failure characteristics of jointed rock Go to Paper
  • Mine rockfall and rock wall failures - proven digital laser-based approach for monitoring slopes at the Kanmantoo Copper Mine Go to Paper
  • New risk assessment method for coal mine excavated slopes Go to Paper
  • Evaluation of a UAV-LiDAR system for mapping geological structures in an open pit highwall Go to Paper
  • Vibration control blasting for low stability final walls Go to Paper
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  • Published: 2017
  • Unique ID: PA-201805

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