Utilization of ground subsidence caused by underground mining to produce a map of possible land-use areas for urban planning purposes

Marschalko, Marián; Yilmaz, Işık; Kubečka, Karel; Bouchal, Tomáš; Bednařík, Martin; Drusa, Marián; Bendová, Miroslava

doi:10.1007/s12517-013-1250-5

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“…The combination of numerical and experimental approach can be used for the traffic seismicity effect prediction. This prediction is significant for road reconstruction planning and monument restoration [5,6,7,8].…”

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Traffic seismicity loaded historical building frequency parameters identification due to most commonly used truck in Slovakia

Papán

Valašková

2016

MATEC Web Conf.

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Abstract. Experimental investigation and combination with numerical modelling is one of the progressive method in many scientific areas. The structural dynamics including traffic seismicity effects are also becoming an increasing topic. The aim of this paper was to realize the numerical analysis of heritage Upper Gate in Modra -Slovakia and FEM simulation of the lorry T-815 natural vibration. These subsystems are dominant processes in traffic seismicity vibration effects in buildings. For this purpose the variants of FE model by computing program Scia engineering has been created for building and software ADINA for lorry. These models are important for the assessment of the dynamic vibration transmissibility due to mechanical impact load properties. The results of this simulation was evaluated in frequency area. Next part of the investigation was the realisation of the experimental measurement. The results obtained from the experiment were compared with FE analysis. Using of the theoretical analysis, experimental procedures results and FEM simulation of the natural vibration it seem to be the practical application for engineering practice in prediction and assessment buildings vibration due to seismicity induced by traffic.

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“…Determined as a result of the calculating natural frequencies. {f} = {f (1) ; f (2) ; f (3) ; f (4) ; f (5) The analysis of SI applied in Modra locality types of FEM model were created in Scia engineering software. This computing models was used with dynamic parameters evaluation in frequency domain.…”

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Traffic seismicity loaded historical building frequency parameters identification due to most commonly used truck in Slovakia

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Valašková

2016

MATEC Web Conf.

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“…Marian Marschalko, Işık Yilmaz and Karel Kubečka proposed a map of a possible area use for planned built-up area purposes in areas affected by underground mining-related subsidence. The outcome were three area categories in which mining subsidence affects surface development, namely: low influence on the planned development, economically acceptable influence on the planned development, and extreme influence with prohibited development [12]. Many studies have been conducted on the relations between surface deformation and wall deformation, some of which focused on field data, while others focused on theoretical analysis.…”

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Effects on Buildings of Surface Curvature Caused by Underground Coal Mining

Lian

Shengyun

2016

J. Eng. Technol. Sci.

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Abstract. Ground curvature caused by underground mining is one of the most obvious deformation quantities in buildings. To study the influence of surface curvature on buildings and predict the movement and deformation of buildings caused by ground curvature, a prediction model of the influence function on mining subsidence was used to establish the relationship between surface curvature and wall deformation. The prediction model of wall deformation was then established and the surface curvature was obtained from mining subsidence prediction software. Five prediction lines were set up in the wall from bottom to top and the predicted deformation of each line was used to calculate the crack positions in the wall. Thus, the crack prediction model was obtained. The model was verified by a case study from a coalmine in Shanxi, China. The results show that when the ground curvature is positive, the crack in the wall is shaped like a "V"; when the ground curvature is negative, the crack is shaped like a "∧". The conclusion provides the basis for a damage evaluation method for buildings in coalmine areas.

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“…Negative impacts of mining activities on adjacent areas are the deformation of slopes and land surfaces, effects on both underground and surface water, pollution of soil, air, and water, and degraded wildlife habitats (Steelman and Carmin, 1998;Garrod and Willis, 2000;Menegaki and Kaliampakos, 2014;Marschalko et al, 2015;Mondal et al, 2016;Gorniak-Zimroz and Pactwa, 2018;Sinha et al, 2019;Sinthumule et al, 2020). Besides the environmental costs, mine neighboring communities are affected through health impacts (Steelman and Carmin, 1998;McMahon and Remy, 2001) related to pollution, dust, noise, and vibration (Menegaki and Kaliampakos, 2014;Atay Kaya and Kaya Erol, 2016;Mondal et al, 2016;Gorniak-Zimroz and Pactwa, 2018;Sinthumule et al, 2020), and economic impacts related with reduced real estate values, risk of adverse effects on crops and farms, and heavy traffic (Gorniak-Zimroz and Pactwa, 2018;Sinthumule et al, 2020).…”

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CORINE Veritabanı Üzerinden Türkiye’deki Madenlerin Yerleşimlere Yakınlıklarının Tespiti

Kaya

2021

Mehmet Akif Ersoy Üniversitesi Fen Bilimleri Enstitüsü Dergisi

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The proximity of mineral extraction sites to settlements is a conflicting issue for urban studies. This study aims at exploring the change in the proximity of mines to settlements in Turkey between the years 2012 and 2018 and determining the cities which continue to be near mineral extraction sites. For this aim, analysis tools of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) are used with the mineral extraction sites and urban settlements layers of the Coordination of Information on the Environment (CORINE) land cover data of Turkey for these years. The findings of this study showed that the area of mines adjacent to settlements is increased from nearly 19905 hectares to nearly 21305 hectares and the area of mineral extraction sites within 1 and 500 meters to the nearest settlements is increased from nearly 16421 hectares to nearly 19967 hectares from 2012 to 2018.

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Utilization of ground subsidence caused by underground mining to produce a map of possible land-use areas for urban planning purposes

Cited by 31 publications

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Traffic seismicity loaded historical building frequency parameters identification due to most commonly used truck in Slovakia

Traffic seismicity loaded historical building frequency parameters identification due to most commonly used truck in Slovakia

Effects on Buildings of Surface Curvature Caused by Underground Coal Mining

CORINE Veritabanı Üzerinden Türkiye’deki Madenlerin Yerleşimlere Yakınlıklarının Tespiti

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