Integrated Multi-Level Geomonitoring of Natural-and-Technical Objects in the Mining Industry

Mel'nikov, N. N.; Kalashnik, A. I.; Kalashnik, N. A.; Zaporozhets, D. V.

doi:10.1134/s1062739118043977

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“…The optimal geometry of multiple hydraulic fractures created in a horizontal wellbore depends entirely on the choice of the applied working fluid, the fixing material, as well as the timeliness and The most reasonable description of the behavior of a horizontal wellbore with hydraulic fractures can be obtained only from the results of hydrodynamic modeling [1][2][3].…”

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Estimation of the optimal direction of the horizontal borehole relative to the minimum and maximum formation stress

Босиков

Egorova

Karpikov

2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The article discusses the analysis and assessment of the optimal direction of the horizontal wellbore and its spatial location relative to the minimum and maximum reservoir stresses play a significant role in the design of an operation to create multiple hydraulic fractures. Theoretically, two cases are possible: the horizontal wellbore is located strictly in the direction of maximum horizontal stress; the horizontal wellbore is located strictly in the direction of the minimum horizontal stress. As a conclusion based on the hydraulic fracturing design, the well productivity factor was calculated and compared for longitudinal and transverse fractures; longitudinal fractures have a clear advantage. According to the presented calculation, the hydraulic fracturing method will have advantages in a horizontal well in a highly permeable reservoir. The hydraulic fracturing method will increase the vertical permeability. According to the presented calculation, the hydraulic fracturing method will have advantages in a horizontal well in a highly permeable reservoir. The hydraulic fracturing method will increase the vertical permeability and unite the disparate parts of the reservoir. The hydraulic fracturing method will increase the vertical permeability and unite the disparate parts of the reservoir, which will make it possible to more efficiently develop the reserves of the Neocomian deposits in the field.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Estimation of the optimal direction of the horizontal borehole relative to the minimum and maximum formation stress

Босиков

Egorova

Karpikov

2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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“…• обеспечение многоуровневого мониторинга за счет комплексного применения методов наземных и аэрокос мических наблюдений, а также глубинного зондирования [13,[31][32][33];…”

Section: общие требования к организации и выполнению мониторингаunclassified

Geomechanical monitoring of slope stability in pitwall and dumps in coal mining

Kutepova¹,

Ponomarenko²,

Kutepov³

2023

gzh

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“…One example of integrated multilayer geomonitoring system made by the Mining Institute of the Kola Science Center (Apatity) collects the following data to process: [50] Surface…”

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Applications, Promises and Challenges of Artificial Intelligence in Mining Industry: A Review

Ghosh¹

2022

Preprint

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<p>To keep up with the new technology modernization and the profit in shake of investors and stakeholders and importantly for the nation, and to ensure health and safety mining industry needs to approve new-age autonomous technologies and intelligent system in their field. Integration of Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Internet of Things (IoT) and Automation are the keys to the 4th revolution in mining industry. This paper presents the overview of recent research upon artificial intelligence enhanced techniques and possibilities in mining operations and mining related domains. There is also a brief about the recent autonomous techniques and equipment in mining industry. Implementations and possibilities of artificial intelligence in safety and accident analysis of mining operations are sincerely detailed. Computer vision and spatial image analysis is also discussed as the recent advancement of deep learning and pattern recognition. Other mining related implementations of intelligent systems includes fragment analysis of ores, intelligent ventilation, on-site mineral processing simplification, digital twinning, mineral exploration, mineral price forecasting, mining equipment selection, post-mining land reclamation and scheduling. This paper also notes the detailed obstacles for implementing intelligent systems in mining industry.</p>

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Integrated Multi-Level Geomonitoring of Natural-and-Technical Objects in the Mining Industry

Cited by 9 publications

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Estimation of the optimal direction of the horizontal borehole relative to the minimum and maximum formation stress

Estimation of the optimal direction of the horizontal borehole relative to the minimum and maximum formation stress

Geomechanical monitoring of slope stability in pitwall and dumps in coal mining

Applications, Promises and Challenges of Artificial Intelligence in Mining Industry: A Review

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