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Title : Shallow cover over coal mining: a case study of subsidence at Kamptee Colliery, Nagpur, India
Subject : Coal Mining, Geology Environmental
Volume No. : 66
Issue No. : 
Author : A. K. Soni, K. K. K Singh, A. Prakash, K. B. Singh, A. K. Chakraboraty
Printed Year : 2007
No of Pages  : 8: 311–318
Description : 

Shallow land cover over old underground workings at Kamptee Colliery has led to the development of ground collapse, with three crown hole subsidences recorded in a 10 year period. As the land above the workings has been developed, it was considered that for safety purposes areas with less than 15 m of competent rock should be established. The paper discusses the Multi-electrode Resistivity Imaging (RI) and Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) undertaken over an area of 800 m x 200 m, which indicated that where a competent cover was present it was very thin.


Title : Shallow cover over coal mining: a case study of subsidence at Kamptee Colliery, Nagpur, India
Subject : Land Subsidence
Volume No. : 66
Issue No. : 
Author : A. K. Soni, K. K. K Singh, A. Prakash, K. B. Singh, A. K. Chakraboraty
Printed Year : 2007
No of Pages  : 311–318
Description : 

Shallow cover over coal mining: a case study of subsidence at Kamptee Colliery, Nagpur, India