Klinck, B.A.; Hawkins, M.P.; Moore, Y.A.. 2002 MINDEC: user guide. British Geological Survey, 68pp. (CR/02/006N) (Unpublished)
Abstract
Large volumes of freshly broken and crushed sulphide-bearing rock are discarded as
waste at metalliferous mine sites. This material commonly gives rise to
contamination of surface and groundwater by high concentrations of trace metals and
other potentially harmful elements. MINDEC provides a decision-support tool for
environmental planners and regulators concerned with the management of mine
wastes and with the contamination of waters arising from those wastes. MINDEC
has been developed with funding from the UK Department for International
Development (DFID) under the KAR (Knowledge and Research) programme, project
R7118: ‘Cost Effective Evaluation of Hazards from Mine Waste’. It has been
developed primarily for use in situations where the resources available for on-site
data collection may be insufficient for a full assessment of a large number of sites.
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