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AUTOMATED SYSTEM FOR MARKSHADER INSURANCE (ASMI)

Metodi Majdrakov, Dobriyan Benov

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Abstract

The first version of ASMI™ is created in the period 1975-1980. we offer the third version of ASMI™ entended for modern PC operation with Windfows and integrated with popular program systems, such as AutoCAD®, Excel® and Word®. In all three versions the creators are following the ideology of ASMI™: 1. this is a specialized system directed mainly to markshader insurance of open mines; 2. the algorithms, big part of wich are original reflect the success of the markshader and geodetic science, technology and device construction; 3. the system is directed to the user, it assists him with adequate entrance panel, many way decisions and etc. ASMI™’s version 3.0 includes modules for: Coordinate calculations; Transformation of coordinated; Drawing of isolines; Treatment of tahimetrical photo; Increasing of the efficiency of operative reading; Designing; Calculationg the capacity of the taken mine mass; Trace elements; Measuring the horizontal strong point net (ASMI-ULITA™); Drawing of a project for open mine; Trigonometrical leveling; Deformations; Database; ASMI-GRAPH™.

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Title
AUTOMATED SYSTEM FOR MARKSHADER INSURANCE (ASMI)
Authors
Metodi Majdrakov, Dobriyan Benov
Proceedings
5th International Scientific Conference - SGEM2005
Publisher
SGEM Scientific GeoConference
Year
2005
Pages
443-476
ISSN
1314-2704
ISBN
954-918181-2
Language
en
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