Research on Reuse of Open-Pit Mines Abandoned Lands in Nanjing City

Ying Tan; Lin Lin Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.448-453.923

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Research on Reuse of Open-Pit Mines Abandoned Lands in Nanjing City

Abstract:

Mining abandoned lands had become a new problem encountered in the process of urbanization in China. This article described a research of typical case, which took Nanjing city as the study space, and abandoned lands of open-pit mines as the study type. With an site investigation and data analysis, this research focused on the following four aspects: hierarchical size, mining methods, location distribution, and reuse situation. Working over the characteristics of current situation, this article pointed out existing problems and set goals. Then two advices were given to the further reuse work of open-pit mines abandoned lands in Nanjing. The first one is implementation by sorting and in batches, and the second one is economic measures combined effectively.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 448-453)

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Ying Tan*, Lin Lin Wang

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Abandoned Lands of Open-Pit Mines, Current Situation, Nanjing City, Reuse, Strategy

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