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Deep seabed mining: Frontiers in engineering geology and environment

Guo, Xingsen ; Fan, Ning ; Liu, Yihan ; Liu, Xiaolei ; Wang, Zekun ; Xie, Xiaotian ; Jia, Yonggang

International journal of coal science & technology, 2023-12, Vol.10 (1), p.23-31, Article 23 [Periódico revisado por pares]

Singapore: Springer Nature Singapore

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Deep seabed mining: Frontiers in engineering geology and environment
Autor: Guo, Xingsen ; Fan, Ning ; Liu, Yihan ; Liu, Xiaolei ; Wang, Zekun ; Xie, Xiaotian ; Jia, Yonggang
Assuntos: Bibliometrics ; China ; Deep sea mining ; Deep seabed mining ; Energy ; Engineering ; Engineering geology ; Environment ; Environmental effects ; Environmental engineering ; Environmental protection ; Fossil Fuels (incl. Carbon Capture) ; Geological disasters ; Geology ; Geotechnical Engineering & Applied Earth Sciences ; Low temperature ; Marine engineering geology ; Mineral Resources ; Mines and mineral resources ; Ocean bottom ; Ocean floor ; Pacific Ocean ; Review ; South China Sea ; Techniques
É parte de: International journal of coal science & technology, 2023-12, Vol.10 (1), p.23-31, Article 23
Descrição: Ocean mining activities have been ongoing for nearly 70 years, making great contributions to industrialization. Given the increasing demand for energy, along with the restructuring of the energy supply catalyzed by efforts to achieve a low-carbon economy, deep seabed mining will play an important role in addressing energy- and resource-related problems in the future. However, deep seabed mining remains in the exploratory stage, with many challenges presented by the high-pressure, low-temperature, and complex geologic and hydrodynamic environments in deep-sea mining areas, which are inaccessible to human activities. Thus, considerable efforts are required to ensure sustainable, economic, reliable, and safe deep seabed mining. This study reviews the latest advances in marine engineering geology and the environment related to deep-sea mining activities, presents a bibliometric analysis of the development of ocean mineral resources since the 1950s, summarizes the development, theory, and issues related to techniques for the three stages of ocean mining (i.e., exploration, extraction, and closure), and discusses the engineering geology environment, geological disasters, in-situ monitoring techniques, environmental protection requirements, and environmental effects in detail. Finally, this paper gives some key conclusions and future perspectives to provide insights for subsequent studies and commercial mining operations.
Editor: Singapore: Springer Nature Singapore
Idioma: Inglês

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Deep seabed mining: Frontiers in engineering geology and environment

Guo, Xingsen ; Fan, Ning ; Liu, Yihan ; Liu, Xiaolei ; Wang, Zekun ; Xie, Xiaotian ; Jia, Yonggang

Singapore: Springer Nature Singapore

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