Abstract
Abstract. In the Karaganda coal basin, mines are located in close proximity to each other and to the city of Karaganda and ongoing mining operations are accompanied by a dangerous process of settling the earth's surface and monitoring are essential for the region's econ-omy. Underground mining leads to the formation of voids in the rock mass, which cause displacement of the earth surface. This paper demonstrates an innovative use of the integrated approach for monitoring on the example of Karaganda coal basin, which includes estimation of the rock mass displacement using leveling profile lines and satellite radar interferometry. It is proved that satellite radar interferometry provides reliable results of surface subsidence measurements in mining areas and can be used for con-sidered sort of monitoring.
Highlights
The foundations of the satellite radar interferometry were developed at Italian Applied Sciences School in Milano at the beginning of 2000 under supervision of Dr A
In the Karaganda coal basin, mines are located in close proximity to each other and to the city of Karaganda and ongoing mining operations are accompanied by a dangerous process of settling the earth's surface and monitoring are essential for the region's economy (Ozhigina S., Urdubayev R., Ozhigin D., Ozhigin S., 2015)
University we are working on a comprehensive approach including calculating the displacement of the earth's surface, leveling profile lines over the undermined mountain range and technology of satellite radar interferometry
Summary
The foundations of the satellite radar interferometry were developed at Italian Applied Sciences School in Milano at the beginning of 2000 under supervision of Dr A. Many European Universities and research organizations are working on satellite interferometry monitoring problems. University we are working on a comprehensive approach including calculating the displacement of the earth's surface, leveling profile lines over the undermined mountain range and technology of satellite radar interferometry.
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