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Abstracts

The abstracts below are PDF. Each is a file by itself. There is a link at the bottom of the page for all of the abstracts in one PDF file. We also have a link for the abstracts in Microsoft Word^® format.

Single Abstracts
Proven Benefits of Target Drilling, Inc.’s In-mine Directional Drilling Technology for Abandoned Mine Verification Application of True Reflective Tomography and 2-D and 3-D Seismic Tomographic Imaging to Location of Mine Works Horizontal Drilling for Advance Exploration in Underground Mines Directional Drilling – It’s What’s Up Front that Counts” Surface Geophysical Methods for Detection of Underground Mine Workings Horizon Sensing and Radio Imaging Method (RIM™) for Detecting and Imaging Underground Barrier Pillars, Mine Voids, and Water Robotic Mine Mapping and Accident Response Current Research in Mining Geophysics at Virginia Tech A Protocol for Selecting Appropriate Geophysical Surveying Tools, based on Geotechnical Objective and Site Characteristics Radio Imaging Method (RIM™) for Detecting and Imaging Underground Barrier Pillars, Mine Voids, and Water The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) Research Program for Detection of Abandoned Mines and Mine Voids Using Geographic Information Systems to Map and Model Underground Mines
Compilation of Abstracts
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