Mining - Revision history

Claudia.Prajanu at 18:12, 15 September 2018

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	Satellite navigation has proven a significant increasing in productivity and improved on-site safety in mining activities, e.g., mineral and aggregate extraction with especial incidence in iron ore and coal extraction and transport tasks.		Satellite navigation has proven a significant increasing in productivity and improved on-site safety in mining activities, e.g., mineral and aggregate extraction with especial incidence in iron ore and coal extraction and transport tasks.
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	=== Safety Applications ===		=== Safety Applications ===

	GNSS based applications for survey and machine guidance brings important safety benefits in the mining industry. <ref>[http://www.qrc.org.au~~/conference/_dbase_upl/03_spk018_seymour.pdf~~ Safety Applications for GPS Systems in the Mining Industry], Queensland Resources Council</ref>		GNSS based applications for survey and machine guidance brings important safety benefits in the mining industry. <ref>[http://www.qrc.org.au Safety Applications for GPS Systems in the Mining Industry], Queensland Resources Council</ref>

	* '''Surveying''': GNSS considerably speeds up the surveying process and reduces the time surveyors are in the field often in vulnerable locations, eliminating the process of establishing field control points.		* '''Surveying''': GNSS considerably speeds up the surveying process and reduces the time surveyors are in the field often in vulnerable locations, eliminating the process of establishing field control points.
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	=== Civil engineering ===		=== Civil engineering ===
	In civil engineering accuracy and reliability are essential. Combined with digital mapping, GNSS represents a powerful tool for reducing costs and increasing productivity while maintaining the highest construction standards, from the planning of structures to the maintenance and surveillance of existing infrastructure<ref>~~[http://www.gppq.mctes.pt/brochuras/online/EuropeanGNSSProgrammes.pdf~~ GSA, Europe's Satellite Navigation Programmes]</ref>. Heavy equipments used in construction such as blades and buckets of construction can be automatically controlled with GNSS-based machine guidance systems<ref>[[Wikipedia:GNSS applications\|GNSS applications on Wikipedia]]</ref>.		In civil engineering accuracy and reliability are essential. Combined with digital mapping, GNSS represents a powerful tool for reducing costs and increasing productivity while maintaining the highest construction standards, from the planning of structures to the maintenance and surveillance of existing infrastructure<ref> GSA, Europe's Satellite Navigation Programmes</ref>. Heavy equipments used in construction such as blades and buckets of construction can be automatically controlled with GNSS-based machine guidance systems<ref>[[Wikipedia:GNSS applications\|GNSS applications on Wikipedia]]</ref>.

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

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	* [http://www.wencomine.com/ WENCO System]		* [http://www.wencomine.com/ WENCO System]
	* [http://www.mmsi.com/ MODULAR System]		* [http://www.mmsi.com/ MODULAR System]
	* [http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Technology/Business_Incubation/Company_EstrellaSat], EstrellaSat enable a central control base to monitor machines and the people operating them at the company's excavation sites in real time.<ref name="estrellasat" />		* [http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Technology/Business_Incubation/Company_EstrellaSat EstrellaSat], EstrellaSat enable a central control base to monitor machines and the people operating them at the company's excavation sites in real time.<ref name="estrellasat" />

	The following industry fields are using similar GNSS-based systems:		The following industry fields are using similar GNSS-based systems:

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	* [http://www.wencomine.com/ WENCO System]		* [http://www.wencomine.com/ WENCO System]
	* [http://www.mmsi.com/ MODULAR System]		* [http://www.mmsi.com/ MODULAR System]
	* [http://www.~~estrellasat~~.~~com~~/ ~~EstrellaSat~~], EstrellaSat enable a central control base to monitor machines and the people operating them at the company's excavation sites in real time.<ref name="estrellasat" />		* [http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Technology/Business_Incubation/Company_EstrellaSat], EstrellaSat enable a central control base to monitor machines and the people operating them at the company's excavation sites in real time.<ref name="estrellasat" />

	The following industry fields are using similar GNSS-based systems:		The following industry fields are using similar GNSS-based systems:

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	The following systems are among the most relevant in mining industry:<ref name="Jarosz-Finlayson" />		The following systems are among the most relevant in mining industry:<ref name="Jarosz-Finlayson" />
	* [http://www.cat.com/cda/files/191058/7/AEHQ5549.pdf Computer Aided Earthmoving System (CAES)], by Caterpillar - Minestar		* [http://www.cat.com/cda/files/191058/7/AEHQ5549.pdf Computer Aided Earthmoving System (CAES)], by Caterpillar - Minestar
	* [http://www.~~wyomingcat~~.com/~~EMS~~/~~TechnologyServices~~/~~Pages/Aquila.aspx~~ Aquila Drill Management], by Caterpillar - MineStar		* [http://www.mining-technology.com/features/feature95923/ Aquila Drill Management], by Caterpillar - MineStar
	* [http://www.wencomine.com/ WENCO System]		* [http://www.wencomine.com/ WENCO System]
	* [http://www.mmsi.com/ MODULAR System]		* [http://www.mmsi.com/ MODULAR System]

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	Satellite navigation has proven a significant increasing in productivity and improved on-site safety in mining activities, e.g., mineral and aggregate extraction with especial incidence in iron ore and coal extraction and transport tasks.		Satellite navigation has proven a significant increasing in productivity and improved on-site safety in mining activities, e.g., mineral and aggregate extraction with especial incidence in iron ore and coal extraction and transport tasks.

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	The conventional coal mining surveying, positioning and monitoring approaches are both time-consuming and costly. With the introduction of GNSS based systems aims to increase the productive availability of ultra-heavy mining trucks, giant excavators and earthmovers that extract and transport mineral ore from open-cut mines to processing facilities in some of the most remote regions of the planet.<ref name="estrellasat"/>		The conventional coal mining surveying, positioning and monitoring approaches are both time-consuming and costly. With the introduction of GNSS based systems aims to increase the productive availability of ultra-heavy mining trucks, giant excavators and earthmovers that extract and transport mineral ore from open-cut mines to processing facilities in some of the most remote regions of the planet.<ref name="estrellasat"/>

	The most mining GNSS systems are implemented as [[Differential GNSS\|Differential GNSS (DGNSS)]] or [[Real Time Kinematics\|Real Time Kinematics (RTK)]]. These systems require a reference stations for which the position is accurately known allowing the deviations between measured position to the actual position and more importantly the corrections to the measured pseudoranges to each of the individual satellites to be calculated for the mine site. The corrections calculated are transmitted by a radio network to the equipments in the field.<ref name="Jarosz-Finlayson">[http://costkiller.net/tribune/Tribu-PDF/GPS-Guidance-System-and-Reduction-of-Open-Pit-Mining-Costs-and-Revenue-Loss.pdf GPS Guidance System and Reduction of Open Pit Mining Costs and Revenue Loss], Andrew P. Jarosz and Raleigh Finlayson</ref>		The most of the mining GNSS systems are implemented using [[Differential GNSS\|Differential GNSS (DGNSS)]] or [[Real Time Kinematics\|Real Time Kinematics (RTK)]]. These systems require a reference stations for which the position is accurately known allowing the deviations between measured position to the actual position and more importantly the corrections to the measured pseudoranges to each of the individual satellites to be calculated for the mine site. The corrections calculated are transmitted by a radio network to the equipments in the field.<ref name="Jarosz-Finlayson">[http://costkiller.net/tribune/Tribu-PDF/GPS-Guidance-System-and-Reduction-of-Open-Pit-Mining-Costs-and-Revenue-Loss.pdf GPS Guidance System and Reduction of Open Pit Mining Costs and Revenue Loss], Andrew P. Jarosz and Raleigh Finlayson</ref>

	=== Mining Operations ===		=== Mining Operations ===

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