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Can mine tremors be predicted? Observational studies of earthquake nucleation, triggering and rupture in South African mines

Author: Durrheim, RJ ; Ogasawara, H Date: May 2012 Mining-induced earthquakes pose a risk to workers in deep mines, while natural earthquakes pose a risk to people living close to plate boundaries and even in stable continental regions. A five-year ca. US$3 million Japan-SA collaborative ... Read more
In-situ monitoring and modelling of the rock mass response to mining: Japanese-South African collaborative research

Author: Ogasawara, H ; Hofmann, G ; Kato, H ; Nakatani, M ; Moriya, H ; Naoi, M ; Yabe, Y ; Durrheim, R ; Cichowicz, A ; Kgarume, Thabang E ; Milev, A ; Murakam, O ; Satoh, T ; Kawakata, H Date: Sep 2013 The Japanese-South African intergovernmental science and technology project “Observational studies to mitigate seismic risks in mines” includes seismological studies aimed at a better understanding of how a seismic event is prepared and strong ... Read more
Japanese-South African collaboration to mitigate seismic risks in deep gold mines

Author: Ogasawara, H ; Durrheim, RJ ; Nakatani, M ; Yabe, Y ; Milev, A ; Cichowicz, A ; Kawakata, H ; Moriya, H ; JST-JICA SA research group Date: Sep 2009 Mining-induced seismicity poses a hazard to workers in deep South African mines, while natural earthquakes pose a hazard to people living in Japan and other regions of the world that are close to plate boundaries. Researchers introduce a ... Read more
Observational studies to mitigate seismic risks in mines: a new Japanese-South African collaborative research project

Author: Durrheim, RJ ; Ogasawara, H ; Nakatani, M ; Yabe, Y ; Milev, AM ; Cichowicz, A ; Kawakata, H ; Moriya, H Date: Oct 2010 Mining-induced earthquakes pose a risk to workers in deep South African mines, while natural earthquakes pose a risk to people living close to plate boundaries. The authors introduce a 5-year Japanese - South African collaborative project ... Read more

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