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Long-Term Slope Stability of Abandoned Mine Lake—Numerical Modelling and Risk Assessment
2021
Materials Proceedings
Almost all post exploitation open pit mines in the world are shaped as a final reservoir intended to be filled with water. In Europe, the creation of water lakes is the most common way of reclaiming post open pit mines. The safety and the security of mine lakes is one of the priorities of mine regions. One of the main hazards identified is the slope stability of lake banks. To develop a reliability methodology for assessing the long-term stability of flooded open pit mines, a large-scale
doi:10.3390/materproc2021005088
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