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Mine-Induced Seismicity
Information and links on a variety of technical aspects of mining & mineral exploration.


 
Authors: Jack Caldwell

In This Review

  • Introduction
  • Utah Mining Incident and USGS
  • Personal Perspectives & Recollections
  • Basic Information
  • Why Bother?
  • Regulations
  • Sources of Information
  • Consultants
  • Theory
  • The Arguments

Summary

This review describes seismic activity caused by underground mine operations. Several links to sources of information and publications are given. Regulations, theory and arguments concerning mine-induced seismicity are also discussed.

INTRODUCTION

Mine-induced seismicity is an ever present problem in most mining areas where there are deep mines and local populations. Rock bursts occur and the mining causes earthquake-like events that collapse mine workings, kill miners, and damage structures on the surface. In this technology review we touch on the subject and link to some of the many fine writings freely available on the web.

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