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McHugh E. L.
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Dwyer J. G.
et al.
Radar interferometry offers the necessary precision to detect these movements. Radar has some advantages over other methods in its ability to cover large surface areas for true two-dimensional monitoring day and night under almost any weather condition. Radar's ...
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Mining Engineering -
Mine Monitoring
Reference:
DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2006-116, Report of Investigations 9666, 2006 Apr
McHugh E. L.
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Long D. G.
et al.
Small rockfalls, which may involve hand-sized rocks weighing only a few pounds, can cause fatal injuries to workers away from the protection of large machinery. Massive highwall failures containing a million cubic yards of material or more can be fatal even ...
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Mining Engineering -
Mine Monitoring
Reference:
Annual conference of American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing, Denver, May 23-28, 2004