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Technology Forces at Work in Mining

Name: Technology Forces at Work in Mining
Brand: RAND
SKU: 04941830
Price: 34.19 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: D.J. Peterson
ISBN: 9780833029676

Industry Views of Critical Technologies

D.J. Peterson

Tom LaTourette

James Bartis

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 04941830

Publishers RAND, January 1999

This is the results of a series of in-depth discussions with leading representatives of 58 mining an... Full description

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This is the results of a series of in-depth discussions with leading representatives of 58 mining and quarrying firms, equipment manufacturers, research institutions, and other organizations selected for their prominent position in the industry and their ability to think broadly about technology trends. These trends include adoption of information technologies and optimization of mining operations and equipment; the use of information and communications technologies to more closely integrate mine operations; improved maintenance technologies and practices; and gradual implementation of technologies for operator assistance, remote control, and automation. The discussions highlighted the importance of collaborative technology research, development, and implementation strategies and the increasingly critical role of mine personnel in the utilization of new technologies.