Effective Mining Safety Training: Design, Implementation, and Evaluation 1st Solicitation for Single Investigator Research Grants University of Arizona, Final Technical Report (AFC113-06) More info: Active Training Handbook | Facilitator Guide | Student Guide
Full-Wave Electromagnetic Simulator for Statistical Characterization, Optimal Deployment, and On-the-Fly Reconfiguration of Wireless and Through-the-Earth Communication and Tracking Systems University of Michigan (Grant Number AFC215-54)
Free and Open Source Professional Development for the Mine Ventilation Community: An innovative Approach to Improving Competence Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University (Grant Number AFC215-42)
Management with Bag Barriers of Dust Explosion Risks in U.S. Underground Coal Mines Missouri University of Science and Technology (Grant Number AFC215-41)
Revisiting Lung Cancer Risk from Silica Exposure in Miners: Proposed Standards, Prevailing Biases, and Modern Methodology University of California, Berkeley (Grant Number AFC215-31)
Characterization and Effectiveness of Safety and Health Management Systems in the US. Mining Industry University of Utah (Grant Number AFC215-30)
Effective MERD Training-Design, Implementation, Retention and Evaluation UMWA Career Centers, Inc. (Grant Number AFC215-25)
Low Noise Efficient Rim Driven Auxiliary Ventilation Fans Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University (Grant Number AFC215-21)
Numerical Tools for Mitigation of Methane Explosions in Coal Mines University of Maryland (Grant Number AFC215-20)
Improved Face Ventilation For Extended-Cut Continuous Mining Using a Wing Regulator and Scrubber Control System University of Kentucky (Grant Number AFC215-15)
Enhanced Ground Control Assessment for Improving Safety in Mine Design University of Kentucky (Grant Number AFC215-13)
Development of a Gas and Dust Explosion Model West Virginia University (Grant Number AFSTI14-05)
The Precise Determination of Rockbolt Performance Underground Southern Illinois University Carbondale (Grant Number AFSTI14-04)
Early Warning Safety Hazard Predictor for Preventive Ventilation Management University of Nevada, Reno (Grant Number ASTI14-03)
Combustion Modeling of Explosive Gas Zones in Longwall Gobs Colorado School of Mines (Grant Number AFSTI14-02)
The Impact of Contractor Utilization on Health and Safety Boston University School of Public Health (AFSTI14-01)
Enhanced Mobile Equipment Experiential Learning and Safety Technology Demonstration West Virginia University (Grant Number AFC113-16)
Integrated Surface Mining Safety System West Virginia University (Grant Number AFC113-15)
Operational Sensitivity of Through-The-Earth Communication Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University (Grant Number AFC113-14)
Improved Safety through Application of Risk Management in US Underground Coal Mines: A RISKGATE Approach Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University (Grant Number AFC113-13)
Control of Spontaneous Combustion Using Pressure Balancing Techniques University of Utah (Grant Number AFC113-12)
Connecting Dust Characteristics and Worker Health in Underground Coal Mining University of Pittsburgh (Grant Number AFC113-11)
Ischemic Heart Disease and Lung Cancer Mortality in Relation to Respirable Particulate Matter and Diesel Exhaust in Non-metal Miners University of California, Berkeley (Grant Number AFC113-08)
Implementation of Risk Management Programs: Identification of Best Practices to Reduce Injuries and Maximize Economic Benefits University of Arizona (Grant Number AFC113-07)
Effective Mining Safety Training – Design, Implementation, and Evaluation University of Arizona (Grant Number AFC113-06)
