Data Flow Through the Blasting Process

International Society of Explosives Engineers
Geoffrey Liggins Christoph Muller Mohan Hensman
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International Society of Explosives Engineers
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7
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101 KB
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 2010

Abstract

Modern commercial blasting is as much a technical process as it is a business one. As with most processes both aspects of blasting are driven by and generate new data. The time-critical nature of commercial blasting in mining and construction projects, dictate the timely exchange of information so as not to impede production or commerce. Up-to-date information about the blast to be undertaken can help suppliers: meet customers’ expectations to address challenging ground conditions; react to a market where quickly changing orders occur regularly; and address as-drilled blast patterns as opposed to baseline plans. “Real-time” data exchange into and out of the blasting process supports the whole-of-mine data management that the industry is migrating to.
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APA: Geoffrey Liggins Christoph Muller Mohan Hensman  (2010)  Data Flow Through the Blasting Process

MLA: Geoffrey Liggins Christoph Muller Mohan Hensman Data Flow Through the Blasting Process. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 2010.

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