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IFSCRI
International Fault Slip Control Research Initiative

International Fault Slip Control Research Initiative

Research Program: GeoRisk
Damien Duff
Project Lead: Damien Duff, P.Geo., M.Sc., FCIM
R&D Program Director
IFSCRI Briefing Document

CEMI is hosting a series of Experimental Design Workshops for its proposed International Fault Slip Control Research Initiative (IFSCRI), a multi-million dollar multi-year program with a vision to develop a globally-recognized research initiative to improve fault slip control techniques in underground mines. Involving the input of research and industry leaders in seismicity, geophysics, structural geology, data integration and modeling as well as mine engineering, these multidisciplinary roundtable sessions are intended to provide valuable insights into the novel research and technology R&D projects needed to better understand how to control the energy release associated with fault slip in underground high stress ore bodies. In so doing, this CEMI-led collaboration is helping to develop safer, more sustainable mines for the future.

Leaders' Workshop

 Leaders' document
June 2-3, 2010, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Summary of Feedback
Workshop

Modeling, Data Integration & Mine Design Workshop

 modeling document
April 23, 2010, Kingston, Ontario, Canada
Summary of Feedback
Seminars
Workshop

Structural/Engineering Geology Experimental Design Workshop

Geology Document
January 21, 2010, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Summary of Feedback
Workshop
Seminars

Geophysical Technology & Tools Experimental Design Workshop

Geophysics Document
December 4, 2009, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Summary of Feedback
Workshop

Microseismicity Experimental Design Workshop

Microseismicity document
October 29-30, 2009, Sudbury, Ontario, Canada
Summary of Feedback
Workshop
Seminars

GeoRisk Workshop

GeoRisk document
May 14-15, 2009, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Summary of Feedback
Workshop