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derrick man
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8 years ago
#1
Hope this is readable
http://www.iom3.org/materials-world-magazine/news/2016/mar/02/drones-explore-flooded-mines-europe
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ttxela
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8 years ago
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Will definitely be interesting to see the results from the Deep Ecton test. Was discussing this at the PDMHS AGM.
Lets hope it makes it out again!
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Willy Eckerslyke
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8 years ago
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As you say, very interesting. Though I can't avoid thinking it's a solution looking for a problem.
"The true crimefighter always carries everything he needs in his utility belt, Robin"
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Jim MacPherson
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8 years ago
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A little more on the topic in Kate Ravilious' Terrawatch in today's Guardian and a twitter link,
https://twitter.com/UNEXMIN
complete with a Deep Ecton laser scan and a short 3-D image of somewhere!
They seem to have a working prototype robot.
Jim
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ttxela
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8 years ago
#5
Can't open Twitter at work (presumably lest we while away the hours idly hooked on the latest from Mr Trump)
Have they got their device down the Ecton Pipe? Last I heard various permissions were still being awaited?
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Jim MacPherson
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8 years ago
#6
The source doesn't seem to imply that, the article in the Guardian suggest that the Finnish mine will be the first test use.
🔗112413[linkphoto]112413[/linkphoto][/link]
Copy of the photo from the bits about Deep Ecton.
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ttxela
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8 years ago
#7
So is that an 'above water' scan of part of the mine? Presumably here -
🔗102073[linkphoto]102073[/linkphoto][/link]
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Jim MacPherson
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8 years ago
#8
Again the twitter comments are non-specific but I would think so from the separate twitter accounts of the two companies involved in the survey.
Jim
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ttxela
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8 years ago
#9
Ah well, yes, I couldn't make it out from their website either although they show a similar scan picture.
It will be jolly interesting to see what they find down the pipe if they do get their machine down there!
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AR
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8 years ago
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I'm not sure whether the above-water laser scan of Ecton was part of the same project or separate - I'll ask John Barnatt on the High Rake walk tomorrow if I remember. I understand that Ecton will be the last one for the underwater survey as it's the most complex
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