Geomechanics challenges of contemporary deep mining: a suggested model for increasing future mining safety and productivity

This paper pays tribute to the pioneers in geomechanics, and addresses some of the most pressing issues of our time related to deep mining, and how to mitigate these issues. Solutions developed by our predecessors seem to have reached their limits as mines continue to go deeper. The International So...

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