Research on the Key Techniques for the Construction of a Digital Mine

Xi Liang; De Wen Seng

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.182-183.734

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Research on the Key Techniques for the Construction of a Digital Mine

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The application of digital technology is a trend that holds considerable promise as shown in many applications. This technology includes the means to integrate and interact with diverse multidimensional data. Digital mine (DM) is the result of integrating various disciplines including mine science, information science, computer science and 3S techniques, which will radically change the traditional mine production and our lifestyles. The functions and main characters of DM are analyzed. A framework for a DM operation system is provided. Key techniques concerned in the implementation of DM are discussed in detail. The future development of DM is prospected.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 182-183)

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Xi Liang, De Wen Seng

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Data Model, Digital Mine, Visualization

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