... to the different structural domains. 1. Introduction Blasting is a significant factor in triggering seismic events at mine sites (Vallejos and McKinnon, 2008). Seismicity is defined as a stress wave resulting from inelastic deformation or failure in the rock mass (Hudyma and Mikula, 2002). Seismicity...

... field characteristics and the number of seismic events in different parts of an object. This provides a way to predict the induced seismicity parameters in course of mining. Comprehensive approach to reconstruction of stress fields in rock mass at any stage of mining was offered and realized...

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..., Quebec, Canada c Australian Centre for Geomechanics, Crawley, The Western Australia, Australia * [email protected] Abstract Strainburst refers to local small seismic events generating shallow spalling with violent ejection of fragments in an active development heading. This rockburst category...

... Abstract Fault-slip induced by mining activities in underground mines could inflict severe damage to mine openings. In order to estimate the occurrence of fault-slip related seismic events, a better understanding of fault-slip potential in active mining areas is of importance. In the present...

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... with geological storage of CO2 (GCS) is now widely recognized among GCS stakeholders, especially with respect to the potential for triggering notable (felt) seismic events and how such events could impact the long-term integrity of a CO2 repository (as well as how it could impact the public perception of GCS...

..., intensity and mechanisms of seismic events. Seismic monitoring methods are well established in earthquake monitoring and prediction and many of these methods can be directly applied in longwall mining situations. In this paper we present examples of microseismic monitoring of fault reactivation...