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5th International Scientific Conference - SGEM2005
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AIMING TO THE PERFECT BLASTING RESULT REALITY OR JUST A UTOPIA? FACTS, PARAMETERS AND THOUGHTS BASED ON TWO CASE HISTORIES FROM EGNATIA ODOS – RING ROAD OF SALONICA SECTION, IN NORTHERN HELLAS

(SGEM Scientific GeoConference, 2005, E. Baliktsis, A. Baliktsis)

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The flyrock from blasting operations can harm, damage or expose the workers of a particular worksite or the dwellers of a wider area of extractive activities (quarry, mine, construction site) to damage risks; in some cases even death might be caused, too. There are certain and different ideas and theoretical approaches regarding the evaluation of causes and the implementation of flyrock prevention measures to be taken, as well. This implementation, however, in practice requires a more delicate and rather professio...

Geology2005
4th International Scientific Conference - SGEM2004
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CONTRIBUTION TO THE 2004 OLYMPIC GAMES INFRASTRUCTURES PROVIDING ADVANCED BLAST CONSULTING SERVICES

(SGEM Scientific GeoConference, 2004, E. Baliktsis)

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This paper deals with a variety of projects and parameters that we had to deal with as we participated – contributed to the 2004 Olympic Games infrastructures providing blast consulting services. The most in number and also most characteristic examples of specific management, that we were required to deal with and implement, were in the wider area of Athens (Attica), which is the main City of the Olympics. Many of the projects had to be accomplished through blasting, though there were archaeological finds and st...

Applied and Environmental Geophysics2004
3rd International Scientific Conference - SGEM2003
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EFFECTIVE BLASTING MANAGEMENT THROUGH CONSULTING AND ENGINEERING. FACTS, IDEAS AND CASE HISTORIES

(SGEM Scientific GeoConference, 2003, E. Baliktsis, M. Fragoulis)

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Blasting is not just an “empirical” relation between man (e.g., the blaster) and rock. This particular point of view has been proved to be correct and self-evident, mainly in major Public Works and Construction blasting, where the main part of the site activity often regards rock excavation within urban or sensitive areas. Such a risky and demanding operation should not be “left” only at blasters’ decision and experience. Blasting is considered to embody further scientific knowledge, know-how and technol...

Exploration and Mining2003
2nd International Scientific Conference - SGEM2002
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BLASTING TECHNOLOGY AND KNOW-HOW OFFER WAYS TO MAKE MINING-QUARRYING-EXTRACTIVE ACTIVITIES MORE EFFECTIVE AND ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY. OUR HELLENIC REALITY

(SGEM Scientific GeoConference, 2002, E. Baliktsis)

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It has become lucid, explicit and quite intelligible in the latest years that blast design and materialization cannot only be the «empirical relation between blaster and rock». This «relation» is ruled by scientific knowledge and know – how and also by technological developments. It is quite necessary to embody to our experience and practical knowledge, the up –to – date technological developments and the available know – how. That is if we do want our efforts to be more productive, safer and with the ...

Exploration and Mining2002
2nd International Scientific Conference - SGEM2002
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LASER SURVEYING SYSTEMS COMBINED WITH GIS APPLICATIONS. MODERN TOOLS IN SUPPORTING AND ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT OF MINING-QUARRYING-EXTRACTIVE WORKS. HELLENIC EXPERIENCES AND CASE HISTORIES

(SGEM Scientific GeoConference, 2002, E. Baliktsis, M. Fragoulis)

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We have searched and analyzed several modern technologies aiming at the best applications of environmental management, the studying of quarrying – mining as well as the excavation sites – utilization – rehabilitation. We have used long-range reflectorless laser surveying systems, so as to achieve the fastest and most accurate surveying of the extractive work sites. We also used them, in order to collect field data, measure distances, surveying monitoring stations and environmental parameters – data. Furthe...

Informatics2002
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