Mining Engineering: From Exploration to Innovation
Master the fundamentals of mining engineering, from mineral exploration to modern mining technologies, with comprehensive coverage of mining methods and safety.
Master the fundamentals of mining engineering, from mineral exploration to modern mining technologies, with comprehensive coverage of mining methods and safety.
Dive into the world of mining engineering with this comprehensive course from AlaskaX. Learn essential concepts from prospecting and exploration to mine development and closure. Explore various mining methods, safety protocols, and modern technologies reshaping the industry. Through expert lectures, case studies, and interactive content, gain practical insights into mineral processing, environmental management, and sustainable mining practices. Perfect for students and professionals seeking to understand the complete mining lifecycle.
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What you'll learn
Master key phases of the mining lifecycle from exploration to closure
Understand environmental impacts and mitigation strategies in mining
Evaluate different mining methods and their applications
Analyze mineral processing techniques and their efficiency
Implement mine safety protocols and risk management strategies
Explore modern mining technologies including IoT and automation
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There are 6 modules in this course
This comprehensive mining engineering course covers the entire mining lifecycle from exploration to closure. The curriculum explores fundamental concepts including prospecting, mine development, extraction methods, and mineral processing. Students learn about environmental impacts, safety protocols, and modern mining technologies. The course emphasizes practical applications through case studies and interactive content, covering both traditional mining practices and emerging technologies like automation and space mining. Special attention is given to sustainable practices and environmental rehabilitation.
Introduction to Mining
Module 1
Preparing to Mine
Module 2
Mining Methods
Module 3
Mineral Processing
Module 4
Mine Closure
Module 5
Modern Mining
Module 6
Fee Structure
Instructors
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Mining Engineering and Mineral Processing Expert
Dr. Tathagata Ghosh serves as Department Chair and Associate Professor in the Department of Mining and Mineral Engineering at the University of Alaska Fairbanks, where he has progressed from Assistant Professor since joining in 2013. His expertise spans computational fluid dynamics, mineral processing, and advanced separation technologies, supported by his educational background including a PhD from the University of Kentucky, an MSc in Mechanical Engineering from AGH University of Krakow, and a BS in Mining Engineering from IIEST Shibpur. His research portfolio encompasses diverse areas including dry separation techniques, advanced physical processing, comminution, population balance modeling, and process simulation and control, with particular emphasis on coal preparation and fine particle processing. His work has garnered significant attention in the field, with over 500 citations of his research publications focusing on rare-earth elements extraction, selenium contamination in Alaska, and innovative separation technologies. Prior to his academic career, he gained valuable industry experience at Tega Industries Limited and conducted research at the University of Kentucky as a Graduate Research Fellow, where his doctoral work focused on CFD simulation of air-based density separators
1 Course
Mining Engineering and Geomechanics Expert
Dr. Long Fan serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Mining and Mineral Engineering at the University of Alaska Fairbanks, where he brings expertise in both traditional mining engineering and innovative technological applications. His research portfolio spans multiple critical areas including geomechanics with injected fluids, mining ground control, and health and safety in the mining industry. His work extends to cutting-edge applications of data science and machine learning in the energy sector, intelligent mining automation, and rock mechanics. As a faculty member in UAF's College of Engineering and Mines, he focuses on crucial aspects of mining safety and efficiency, including ventilation optimization, nano-dust characterization and its health effects, and fluids transportation in unconventional oil and gas production. His research has garnered significant attention with over 600 citations, particularly his contributions to mine dust research and control technologies. Through his position at Duck 311 on the Troth Yeddha' Campus, he continues to advance the field of mining engineering while preparing the next generation of mining professionals.
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