A concept for the modernization of underground mining master maps based on the enrichment of data definitions and spatial database technology

Krawczyk, Artur

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/20182600010

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“…Of course, satisfactory results will not be obtained without interdisciplinary cooperation and the exchange of knowledge and experience. Given the emphasis on safety and economics, the emerging spatial models of the workings, supplemented by the infrastructure located therein and integrated with the map of the mine workings in a spatial database environment [23], supplemented by the surrounding geology, may become an important element of the spatial data management processes of the mine site in the future [17].…”

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Use of laser scanning and 3D software in mining design

Dusza-Pilarz,

Kirej,

Jasiołek

2024

E3S Web Conf.

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The article presents the results of laser scanning measurements in horizontal and vertical headings of copper ore mines in Poland. Laser scanners are used primarily for the inventorying of large chambers or workings that are difficult to access. The point clouds obtained from the measurements are processed in CAD programmes, the study then examined examples of their use in underground mining. The examples included the use of scans for modernisation projects and for designing new mine workings. This paper explores the integration of laser scanning and 3D software as a powerful toolset for enhancing various aspects of mining design. Through the accurate capture of spatial data using laser scanning technologies, detailed representations of mining environments can be generated, enabling engineers to create precise digital models of underground workings, open-pit mines, and associated infrastructure. Furthermore, the integration of 3D software facilitates the manipulation and analysis of this captured data, allowing for the development of comprehensive design solutions. By leveraging the capabilities of 3D modelling and simulation tools, mining engineers can conduct virtual assessments of proposed designs, identify potential risks and inefficiencies, and optimize operational layouts to maximize productivity and safety. This paper reviews the methodologies and applications of laser scanning and 3D software in mining design, highlighting their contributions to key aspects such as geological modelling, slope stability analysis, ventilation planning, and equipment optimization.

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Use of laser scanning and 3D software in mining design

Dusza-Pilarz,

Kirej,

Jasiołek

2024

E3S Web Conf.

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“…The user obtains the geometry of the objects, which does not contain a large number of attributes. Enriching the description of attributes is necessary to increase the functionality of cartographic data (Krawczyk, 2018) The need for taking measures in the context of analysing the quality of shared spatial data, should also be stressed. The participation of local communities, that can verify some of the datasets on-site, in this process would be required.…”

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Analysis of the availability of spatial datasets defined by the 3rd annex of the INSPIRE directive in Poland

Krawczyk¹

2020

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The article describes changes in the usage of spatial information taking place in the field of environmental engineering and protection over the last 20 years when the analogue maps have been phased out in favour of digital maps. The importance of EU INSPIRE Directive for the popularization of the services for sharing spatial data in order to adopt an environmental policy implemented under the “environmental” EU Directive is discussed. The article describes the main ways of using spatial information in environmental engineering and protection. Then it discusses the problem of the openness of public administration data in the context of the “Open Data” EU Directive. Based on the four criteria defined by the author, the accessibility of data sets for all 21 subjects of 3rd Annex to the INSPIRE Directive in Poland has been analyzed. The key evaluation parameter has been the accessibility of data downloadable without the requirement to log in to the system of the service provider. The summary presents the research results, and the conclusions contain the proposed methods of solving them.

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“…In this way, a spatial database was created with 3 spatial data layers that will enable to perform spatial analysis. This type of data organisation forms the core of a more efficient spatial data management in mining [27].…”

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The use of the open-source software QGIS for the assessment of the risk caused by mining the longwall face to buildings on the ground surface

Brzozoń-Patała,

Kozakiewicz

2024

E3S Web Conf.

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The aim of our work is to present a variant analysis of the threat to buildings in the event of mining the underground coal seam using longwall face. QGIS, the currently open-source spatial information system, was used to assess the threat to buildings. The assessment consisted of comparing the hazard category of the mining area with the resistance category of the building. In the case of mines, an inventory of the resistance of buildings is carried out during the development of mining plans. The second important aspect of our work is the transition from traditional CAD technology to the use of GIS technology. The new technology makes it easier and quicker to carry out analyses such as the threat posed by mining to listed buildings. It helps to produce annexes to the mining plan, such as hazard maps for buildings and a table listing buildings at risk.

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A concept for the modernization of underground mining master maps based on the enrichment of data definitions and spatial database technology

Cited by 10 publications

References 4 publications

Use of laser scanning and 3D software in mining design

Use of laser scanning and 3D software in mining design

Analysis of the availability of spatial datasets defined by the 3rd annex of the INSPIRE directive in Poland

The use of the open-source software QGIS for the assessment of the risk caused by mining the longwall face to buildings on the ground surface

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