Assessment of the application of unmanned aerial vehicle for monitoring and stability assessment of waste dump

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    1 Công ty Cổ phần đồng Tả Phời – Vinacomin
    2 Sở Công Thương Quảng Ninh

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  • Received: 21st-Nov-2021
  • Revised: 15th-Dec-2021
  • Accepted: 10th-Jan-2022
  • Online: 28th-Feb-2022
Pages: 85 - 91
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Abstract:

This paper presents some results in terms of the Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) applications for measuring and evaluating the stability of dump sites in open-pit mines. Accordingly, UAV has been applied to establish the three-dimension map of dump sites. The methodology as well as the image analyses, processing were also introduced in this work. Besides, the application of UAV in measuring the subsidence of dump sites was also proposed in comprehensively. Rock fragment sizes and their distribution were also taken into account as the significant factors that can affect the instability of dump sites. Therefore, they have also been mentioned and discovered in this paper using the UAV technology and image analysis based on the Split-Desktop software. These technologies allow engineers and researchers accurately analyze and calculate the components, size, and distribution of rocks in dump sites. Finally, reasonable dumping solutions for long-term stabilization of dump sites/landfills in open-pit mines can be proposed

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Nguyen, T.Tam and Pham, T.Duy 2022. Assessment of the application of unmanned aerial vehicle for monitoring and stability assessment of waste dump (in Vietnamese). Mining Industry Journal. XXXI, 1 (Feb, 2022), 85-91. .
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