What Can WWW Contribute to Mine Management?

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
William L. Power Peter B. Ketelaar Simon J. D. Cox Steve Nichols Nicholas J. Archibald Donelle C. Davies
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Jan 1, 1996

Abstract

In the mining industry, there is a critical need to communicate complex, three dimensional information about the geology, ore reserves and development plans for mining operations. This information has to be communicated to a diverse audience, the members of which may not be trained in all of the disciplines required to create, utilise, or interpret the information. Software developed to support World Wide Web (WWW) activities has the potential to improve and change the way exploration and mining data and in- formation is organised, presented, and processed. In this paper, we discuss the creation of interactive displays of complex three dimensional data for the mining industry.
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APA: William L. Power Peter B. Ketelaar Simon J. D. Cox Steve Nichols Nicholas J. Archibald Donelle C. Davies  (1996)  What Can WWW Contribute to Mine Management?

MLA: William L. Power Peter B. Ketelaar Simon J. D. Cox Steve Nichols Nicholas J. Archibald Donelle C. Davies What Can WWW Contribute to Mine Management?. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1996.

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