Mine Water Management - Surface Water Solutions for Effective Mining Closures
Australian Water School via YouTube
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Overview
Syllabus
- Welcome | upcoming AWS training
- Presenter introduction | Polls
- Effective mining closures | presentation overview
- Creek diversion | technical aspects
- Design consideration
- Marillana Creek | large diversion example
- Marillana Creek live footage | Q&A
- Rio Tinto mine-related channel realignment
- Wrap up
Taught by
Australian Water School
Reviews
5.0 rating, based on 4 Class Central reviews
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This webinar provides an insightful and well-structured overview of innovative surface water management strategies for mine closures. It effectively combines technical depth with real-world applications, such as the Marillana Creek diversion project, to highlight practical solutions that mimic natural processes. The inclusion of live footage and an interactive Q&A session adds great value, making complex topics like creek diversion design and environmental risk management easier to grasp. Overall, it’s a highly informative session for professionals interested in sustainable mining practices and watercourse rehabilitation.
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This is very impressive and I have gained more knowledge and experience from this course.Controlling mine water is very important for people staying close to mining area’s, and every water at mine area needs to be controlled stored at dam area’s.
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I appreciate with the knowledge and it's very impressive, I have gained more knowledge and experience from this course. Mine area and more interesting element to engage people to learn and how to control mine closures
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The ‘Water Solutions for Effective Mining Closures’ course is a game-changer. It provides a comprehensive understanding of water management strategies for mining closures. The course brilliantly bridges the gap between theory and practice, offering real-world case studies that enhance learning. However, it could benefit from more interactive elements to engage learners.”