Current status and prospects of mine surveying support at Altyntau-Kokshetau JSC

2026

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DOI 10.56195/20793332-2026-26-4-19-23
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Abstract

This paper presents an overview of mine surveying and geodetic operations that meet the current standards for the development of coordinate reference frameworks. The importance of improving methods for the assessment, prediction, and monitoring of the deformation state of rock masses is emphasized. An original technology for monitoring ground surface deformations in undermined areas is presented, enabling the determination of the three-dimensional geometry and spatial position of the subsidence trough.