Application of borehole radar to South Africa’s Ultra-Deep gold mining environment

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Title:	Application of borehole radar to South Africa’s Ultra-Deep gold mining environment
Authors:	Trickett, JC Stevenson, F Vogt, D Mason, I Hargreaves, J Eybers, H Fynn, R Meyering, M
Keywords:	Borehole South Africa Mining environment Ultra Deep gold mining Electromagnetic technique Deepmine environment South African gold mining industry Borehole radar Geology Mining technology Mining Ground penetrating radar
Issue Date:	May-2000
Citation:	Trickett, JC, Stevenson, F, Vogt, D et al. 2000. Application of borehole radar to South Africa's ultra-deep gold mining environment. 8th International Conference on Ground Penetrating Radar. Brisbane, Australia, 23-26 May 2000, pp 6
Series/Report no.:	Conference paper
Abstract:	Borehole Radar has been identified as the most immediately applicable electromagnetic technique to delineate disruptions to gold reef in the South African Deepmine environment. The economically important Ventersdorp Contact Reef (VCR) has successfully been imaged over ranges of up to 95 m and with resolutions of less than a metre, using the Geosonde system with a centre frequency of 60 MHz.
Description:	8th International Conference on Ground Penetrating Radar. Brisbane, Australia, 23-26 May 2000
URI:	http://hdl.handle.net/10204/4820
Appears in Collections:	Mining and geoscience Earth observation General science, engineering & technology

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