Classification of georesources in the paradigm of their integrated development

Identification of a unified classification feature and systematization of available knowledge about georesources in the framework of the designed mining system help to resolve a number of sequentially related problems of rational man-made transformation of subsoil resources with account of the complexity of their development. This research approach is the foundation to create conditions for sustainable development of georesources. The classification feature, i.e. the formation conditions, is defined and three main categories of georesources (natural, artificial and combined) are identified, and their classification in the paradigm of the integrated subsoil development is given. It is established that the technological scheme for the development of all categories of georesources is provided at the initial design stage of a mining operation. The priority tasks to be solved at the design stage have been defined, which make it possible to implement the principle of integrated development of georesources. The conclusions are made that effective development of georesources is possible only with simultaneous or sequential-simultaneous mining of all the georesource categories. The authors see the development of technologies for the integrated development of all categories of georesources using man-made and landscape space in a single mining system as the next stage of their research.

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Mining Industry Journal (Gornay Promishlennost)
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2024-12-23
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https://doi.org/10.30686/1609-9192-2024-6-140-143
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Engineering and Environmental Studies
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Classification of georesources in the paradigm of their integrated development

A.M. Khayrutdinov, Yulia Tyulyaeva, E.I. Gorelkina
Mining Industry Journal (Gornay Promishlennost)
Engineering and Environmental Studies
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Classification of georesources in the paradigm of their integrated development

A.M. Khayrutdinov, Yulia Tyulyaeva, E.I. Gorelkina
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Abstract

Identification of a unified classification feature and systematization of available knowledge about georesources in the framework of the designed mining system help to resolve a number of sequentially related problems of rational man-made transformation of subsoil resources with account of the complexity of their development. This research approach is the foundation to create conditions for sustainable development of georesources. The classification feature, i.e. the formation conditions, is defined and three main categories of georesources (natural, artificial and combined) are identified, and their classification in the paradigm of the integrated subsoil development is given. It is established that the technological scheme for the development of all categories of georesources is provided at the initial design stage of a mining operation. The priority tasks to be solved at the design stage have been defined, which make it possible to implement the principle of integrated development of georesources. The conclusions are made that effective development of georesources is possible only with simultaneous or sequential-simultaneous mining of all the georesource categories. The authors see the development of technologies for the integrated development of all categories of georesources using man-made and landscape space in a single mining system as the next stage of their research.

Mining Industry Journal (Gornay Promishlennost)(6/2024)
Openalex Percentile: Top 68%
Engineering and Environmental Studies
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