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Tailings dams are an essential part of mining operations, and their ongoing management is a key driver for mine productivity and continuity of operations. These dams store the byproducts of mining, like slurry, fine waste, and water. Unlike traditional water dams, tailings dams grow and change throughout the life of a mine, making them more …
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The stability of slopes is impacted by multiple factors, the type of materials in (and under) the slope, environmental factors local to the slope, and of course gravity. This blog takes a brief slide down the factors affecting slope stability – let’s go! Slope stability is ultimately determined by factors such as the angle of the slope and …
Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) encompass various satellite constellations in Medium Earth Orbit (MEO). Each satellite in these constellations transmits positioning and timing data to GNSS receivers on Earth. By utilising multiple constellations, GNSS-enabled devices can enhance accuracy through time synchronisation and the geometric principle of triangulation. Selecting the Right Technology is Crucial In the …
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Client: Veris Australia Location: Mount Bogong, Victoria, Australia Service: Slope stability monitoring Problem Mount Bogong is contained in the popular tourist region of the Alpine National Park in Victoria. In October 2022 a large active landslip was detected that affected the Bogong High Plains Road cutting a vital transport link between Melbourne and Falls Creek. …
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