Geological Survey of New South Wales: New AusLAMP 3D conductivity model supports tectonic interpretation in New South Wales

Resource exploitation and competition have always been one of the most important topics in the world. Because the possession and exploitation of resources is directly related to the supply of social environment, we need to use various technologies to detect the resources owned by various environments in the country to make a reasonable allocation. In our country, the most commonly used technology should be GIS technology. Similarly, with the development of the past and times, the reserves of coal have begun to decrease, and the utilization of new energy has not been fully popularized, so the purpose of this paper is based on GIS technology to study the manufacture of geological drawing systems in coal mines, and to develop and apply them. After exploring the discovered coal, mine topographic map and the structure of the coal mine and its possible location, we can carry out systematic development and application through GIS by consulting the relevant literature of the geological map of the former coal mine and the development of GIS technology. Finally, its effect is verified by conducting another field survey of the discovered places. The experimental results show that the coal mine geological drawing system based on GIS technology can be more beneficial to our discovery and survey, which is 20% higher than the previous detection efficiency and 40% higher than the drawing accuracy.

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To Ring or Not to Ring: What COVID-19 Taught Us about Religious Heritage Soundscapes in the Community

Spennemann

Parker²

2022

Heritage

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Despite church bell ringing being directly influenced by purposive human action, often as a liturgical function, it creates a community soundscape with ascribed heritage values. While general heritage management processes and decisions are informed by heritage professionals with a broader range of experience, we find that church bell ringing is contrary to this process. The COVID-19 pandemic has demonstrated how a stochastic disruptive event can dramatically alter soundscapes on a community-wide scale. Here, the effective power over bell ringing often rested with the individual clergy at the local level and is subject to that individual’s personal preferences. This has serious implications to non-traditional forms of heritage, such as intangible sounds and soundscapes. In realizing the value of sound signals and soundmarks, we highlight the need to formally recognize these sounds of religious settings and consider them in heritage frameworks.

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Geological Survey of New South Wales: New AusLAMP 3D conductivity model supports tectonic interpretation in New South Wales

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Structure of an accreted intra-oceanic arc: potential-field model of a crustal cross-section through the Macquarie Arc, Lachlan Orogen, southeastern Australia

Structure of an accreted intra-oceanic arc: potential-field model of a crustal cross-section through the Macquarie Arc, Lachlan Orogen, southeastern Australia

Development and Application of Coal Mine Geological Drawing System Based on GIS Technology

To Ring or Not to Ring: What COVID-19 Taught Us about Religious Heritage Soundscapes in the Community

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