Subcontrol Trends In Mining Activities

The mining industry is a significant contributor to the national economy (Litvinenko, 2020) and plays a serious and strategic role in its economic development (Firozjaei et al., 2021).Although the mining industry significantly impacts social welfare (Sonderegger et al., 2020), it has also caused long-term negative effects on the eco-environment around mining areas.

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We have identified the following seven drivers that we believe will shape the mining and metals sector. 1. Transition to a low-carbon economy. Demand for most minerals …

In its 20th edition, PwC's 2023 Mine: The era of reinvention, an annual review of the Top 40 mining companies globally, examined trends in the mining industry. In this report, PwC found market capitalisation of the Top 40 …

We hence obtained trend estimates for each mining location not only accounting for the mine itself, but also for surrounding activities, enabling us to provide an overview of the trends across agglomerations of mining projects. In Fig. 7, we present all positive 2000–2019 trend estimates for total metal ore extraction. We limit results shown ...

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We documented how mining technologies can spur on stakeholders other than mining-related firms and how mining firms can be very active beyond mining innovation. Our analysis showed …

PDF | On Dec 10, 2020, Elisabeth Clausen and others published Assessment of the Effects of Global Digitalization Trends on Sustainability in Mining Part I: Digitalization Processes in the Mining ...

increased disclosure of such issues in the global mining industry, this paper explores recent trends in mining company reports. 2. The development of media for social and environmental disclosure 2.1.

A raft of disruptive technologies is contributing to a shift in investment focus in the mining industry in 2024. Artificial intelligence (AI), digital transformation, automation, and big data are key areas in the mining sector's transition to a more sustainable, efficient, productive, and financially viable model for the 21 st century. AI, for example, can streamline data and aid …

This article summarizes how important have been past mining activities and how important can be in the future, at least for some types of mining, and discusses the effects of mining, the trends in mining impacts on environment and society, and how they shall avoid compromising sustainable development. Mining industry and legacy impacts

The mining industry must adapt to new trends, technologies, and working practices to remain economically viable while meeting its sustainability and environmental goals. The past few decades have seen the development of innovative technologies in areas such as automation, sensing, AI and data analytics, safety, electrification, and robotics.

In terms of concerns about the effects of mining activities on the environment, Table 6 shows that 47.7% and 30.0% of the respondents scored low to neutral response while few (22.4%) expressed concerns on the matter. The trend is not different when it comes to concerns about the possible deterioration of the quality of water (see Table 7). The ...

Discover the Top 8 Mining Trends in 2023 plus 16 Top Startups in the field to learn how they impact your business. Solutions. Discovery Platform; Innovation Scouting; ... there is a push toward lowering the environmental impact of mining activities. To address these issues, startups and scaleups pursue innovations that enhance the efficiency ...

The clarification of the impact of human activities on vegetation in mining areas contributes to the harmonization of mining and environmental protection. This study utilized Geographically and Temporally Weighted Regression (GTWR) to establish a quantitative relationship among the Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI), temperature, …

Productivity in mining operations: Reversing the downward … Worldwide mining operations are as much as 28 percent less productive today than a decade ago, according to new McKinsey …

The study recommendations include; fast-tracking on formalization of ASM, reviewing mining regulatory framework, encourages miners to form cooperatives, strengthen monitoring on adherence to mining regulations and guidelines, capacity building for miners in terms of knowledge and mining skills, ASM activities to be given more attention at ...

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Innovation plays a critical role in the mining industry as a tool to improve the efficiency of its processes, to reduce costs, but also to meet the increasing social and environmental concerns ...

RQ1: What are the most used technologies in the mining industry?. As can be seen in Table 3 and Fig. 9, in the last ten years, IoT is the most used digital technology in the mining industry.Involves the creation of a networks where various devices communicate making possible remote monitoring and access to information in real time of the activities performed by workers …

The destruction of arable land caused by coal mining in coal grain compound areas is a major bottleneck restricting grain production increase. The spatiotemporal correlation between the decline in cultivated land quality and crop growth deterioration due to mining subsidence still needs to be clarified. This study employed the CDR AVHRR NDVI dataset and …

1.2. Use of Low-Cost Sensors for Monitoring Sustainability and Safety in Mining Activities. Currently, mining in its constant progress and evolution towards a responsible activity with its collaborators, neighboring communities, and the environment is making important efforts in its principles of sustainability and safety [19,20].Mining is carried out in a territory, which has …

Mining activities also destroy forest reserves and farmlands, cause respiratory diseases and death. The study therefore suggests an effective collaboration between all relevant stakeholders in ...

Maintaining human wellbeing and the benefits of ES to people requires a comprehensive assessment of threats posed by mining activities. Current literature emphasises a strong focus on the environmental and social impacts of mining, often due to land degradation (Simmons et al., 2008; Townsend et al., 2009), biodiversity loss (Butt et al., 2013; Harfoot et …

Innovation plays a critical role in the mining industry as a tool to improve the efficiency of its processes, to reduce costs, but also to meet the increasing social and environmental concerns among communities and …

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Control: In mining, the ability to know where assets are and what they are doing, the progress of a shift with respect to a baseline and a target, and to react and mitigate any …

mining activities in A frica are v ery divers e, with v arying commodities, link ages with other activities, seasonalit y, migration, level of e ngagement and s o on. For e xample, Hilson (20 16 ...

The Equinix Mining Technology Report finds miners are investing heavily in technology such as data, connectivity, telecommunications and automation ... 2021-22 draws on insights from …

Mining activities have always raised environmental and social concerns due to their impact on natural resources and people. During the last decade, the stakeholder base expected to respond to these sustainability concerns has broadened from directly involved parties to a range of indirect stakeholders along the downstream mineral value chain. These …