One of the effective ways of collecting information about the properties of the exploding ar-ray is the use of information obtained in the process of drilling wells. This approach is attractive be-cause it does not violate the existing technology of conducting work in a quarry and does not re-quire additional costs for conducting geological studies related to the determination of the physical and strength characteristics of the component rocks of the block. GGIS Micromine will allow automating the design of drilling and blasting operations while ensuring the well placement, taking into account geometry of the block, properties of rocks, and ra-tional distribution of well charges for the most effective crushing of the rock mass. Under the condi-tions of high intensity mining at the open pit mines of the Micromine GGIS, the design decisions are quick and multifaceted when performing drilling and blasting operations.
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