Abstract
Mini-, micro- and main-frame computers and their associated software are being utilized to (1) analyze geologic and hydrologic data obtained during exploration, (2) select and replace equipment, (3) develop alternate mining and reclamation plans, (4) establish technical and economic feasibility of various mining alternatives, (5) evaluate hydrologic impacts of mining, (6) develop management information systems for effective and efficient control of surface mining equipment and operations, and (7) train mine personnel. This paper briefly describes a variety of applications of computers in surface mining operations. Specific examples are given of five research projects involving development and use of new computer-based planning and management techniques.
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