Effective Mining Safety Training – Design, Implementation, and Evaluation_AFC113-06_Arizona
Effective Mining Safety Training – Design, Implementation, and Evaluation University of Arizona (Grant Number AFC113-06)
Effective Mining Safety Training – Design, Implementation, and Evaluation University of Arizona (Grant Number AFC113-06)
Characteristics of, and Barriers to Effective Hazard Identification and Control Programs in U.S. Metal and Nonmetal Mines Steelworkers Charitable and Educational Organization (Grant Number AFC113-05)
Clarifying Distribution, Trends, and Determinants of Adverse Health in United States Miners: Exploration and Integration of Existing Data Systems University of Illinois (Grant Number AFC113-04)
Whole Body Vibration Exposure and Injury Prevention of Heavy Equipment Operators in Open Pit Coal Mines Northeastern University (Grant Number AFC113-03)
Numerical Modeling Methodologies for Assessing Burst Potential in Coal Mines Colorado School of Mines (Grant Number AFC113-02)
Development of a New Rock Dust Sampling Instrument Colorado School of Mines (Grant Number AFC113-01)
The Application of Flooded Bed Dust Scrubbers to Longwall Mining Systems University of Kentucky (Grant Number AFC113-10)
Control of Spontaneous Combustion Using Pressure Balancing Techniques 1st Solicitation for Single Investigator Research Grants University of Utah, Final Technical Report (AFC113-12)
Pressure Balancing Methods Used to Reduce Spontaneous Combustion in Coal Mines Presented at Annual SME Meeting, Phoenix Arizona, 2016 Calizaya, F. Nelson, M., Bateman, C., Jha, A.
Prevention of Spontaneous Combustion with the Implementation of Pressure Balancing Techniques Presented at Annual SME Meeting, Denver Colorado, 2015 Calizaya, F. Nelson, M., Bateman, C., Jha, A.
Pressure Balancing Techniques to Control Spontaneous Combustion SME Preprint Annual Meeting 2016, Phoenix, AZ Calizaya, F. Nelson, M., Bateman, C., Jha, A
Spontaneous Combustion Prediction and Remediation Techniques Publication in the 15th North American Mine Ventilation Symposium, June 2015 Jha, A., Calizaya, F., Nelson, M.
Proximity Detection System: Latest Developments on Training and Technology Demonstration 2015 Joint Fall Meeting of the West Virginia Coal Mining Institute and the Central Appalachian Section of SME James M. Dean, West Virginia University (Grant AFC113-16)
University of Nevada, Reno develops a new and innovative technology to recognize hazardous atmospheric conditions in a mine before their evolution toward an accident. View Final Report
Implementation of Risk Management Programs: Identification of Best Practices to Reduce Injuries and Maximize Economic Benefits 1st Solicitation for Single Investigator Research Grants University of Arizona, Final Technical Report, (AFC113-7)
Early Warning Safety Hazard Predictor for Preventive Ventilation Management Short-Term Innovative and Exploratory Research Grant ASTI14-3 University of Nevada, Reno, Final Technical Report
Enhanced Mobile Equipment Experimental Learning and Safety Technology Demonstration 1st Solicitation for Single Investigator Research Grants West Virginia University, Final Technical Report (AFC113-16)
80 Hour Underground Miner Pre-Employment Training Program Presentation Prepared under Grant AFC113-9, The Mining Healthy Workplace Program (MHWP) University of Connecticut
Considerations for TGA of Respirable Coal Mine Dust Samples 15th North American Mine Ventilation Symposium, 2015 Scaggs, M., Sarvera, E., Keles, C.
Considerations for an Automated SEM-EDX Routine for Characterizing Respirable Coal Mine Dust 15th North American Mine Ventilation Symposium, 2015 Johanna, V. A. and Sarvera, E. A.
West Virginia University incorporates brain-sensing headband into integrated surface mining safety system to eliminate equipment-related injuries. View Final Report
Clarifying Distribution, Trends, and Determinants of Adverse Health in United States Miners: Exploration and Integration of Existing Data Systems 1st Solicitation for Single Investigator Research Grants University of Illinois at Chicago, Final Technical Report (AFC113-4)
Use of Wireless, Ad-Hoc Networks for Proximity Warning and Collision Avoidance in Surface Mines International Journal of Mining, Reclamation and Environment, 2015 Sabniveesua, V., Kavuria, A., Kavia, R., Kulathumania, V. , Kecojevicb, V. and Nimbartec, A.
Numerical Modeling Methodologies for Assessing Burst Potential in Coal Mines 1st Solicitation for Single Investigator Research Grants Colorado School of Mines, Final Technical Report (AFC113-2)
Integrated Surface Mining Safety System 1st Solicitation for Single Investigator Research Grants West Virginia University, Final Technical Report (AFC113-15)