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4th European Congress on Regional Geoscientific 4th European Congress on Regional Geoscientific Cartography and Information SystemsCartography and Information SystemsGeoscientific information for spatial planningGeoscientific information for spatial planning
Bologna, 17-20 June, 2003Bologna, 17-20 June, 2003
Environmental Assessment of Mining and Environmental Assessment of Mining and Mining Waste - spatial planning and land Mining Waste - spatial planning and land
management perspectivemanagement perspective
Stefan Sommer European CommissionStefan Sommer European Commission
Tsehaie Woldai ITCTsehaie Woldai ITC
Gyozo Jordan European CommissionGyozo Jordan European Commission
Introduction: impact assessment and spatial
planning problems specific to mining PLANNING: DPSIR framework for mining impacts
Conceptual framework developed by EEA for environmental assessment and reporting
DRIVING
FORCES
demand for mineral resources
PRESSURES
mineral resource exploitation
waste productionemissions
pollutionnatural resource degradation
life quality degradation landuse conflicts
IMPACTS
natural background
historical pollution baseline
other landusesSTATE
RESPONSE
impact/risks reductionregulations
good management practiceremediation
source
receptor
pathway
PLANNING: Life Cycle Analysis
Life cycle of mineral commodity (on-site)
prospectingprospecting
extractionextraction
treatmenttreatment
storagestorage
Life cycle of mine project
developmentdevelopment
explorationexploration productionproduction
closingclosing
remediationremediation
PROBLEMS SPECIFIC TO MINING
1. Exploration: the geological environment
0 10 20 3 0 40 50 6 0 70 8 0 9 0 10 0 110 120118 m
119 m
120 m
121 m
122 m
123 m
124 m
125 m
126 m
127 m
128 m
129 m
II .-3 II.-4 II.-1 II.-2 II.1 II .2 II .3 II .4 II .5 II .6 II .7 II .8 II .9 II .1 0 II.1 1 II.1 2 II.1 3 II.1 4 II.1 5 II.1 6
024681012141618202224262830323436384042444648505254100
k N /m 2
D -i n y író sz ilá rd ság p ro fil - "0 " á lla p o t
K isérle ti fed és - 1 9 9 9 . m á ju sSpatial problem: 3DSpatial problem: 3D
Non-renewable natural resourcesNon-renewable natural resources
Natural backgroundNatural background
FOREGS
Underground: high information uncertainityUnderground: high information uncertainity
2. Exploration:preparing for mining
environmental impactsenvironmental impacts
collected data useful for environmental protectioncollected data useful for environmental protection
Investigations during mine exploration project
Investigations during mine exploration project
Long-term explorationLong-term exploration
3. Development and environmental planning
secondary / indirect impactssecondary / indirect impacts
Mineral deposit no alternatives for locationMineral deposit no alternatives for location
Mining:
brings infrastructure and industry
Mining:
brings infrastructure and industry
other industries: use infrastructure
other industries: use infrastructure
CLOSING !!
Concession right actual mining: long-term delayConcession right actual mining: long-term delay
4. Operation
All mining projects are unique (deposit type:confined vs. disperse, etc; open vs. underground; etc)
change of technology
Operation for several decades HISTORIC MININGHISTORIC MINING
pollution• Natural background• Baseline
pollution• Natural background• Baseline
Processing in place
Collected data useful for environmental protection
Market change of mineral mined Market by-products
Long-term suspension
5. Closing and Remediation5. Closing and Remediation
Reopening as market prices changeReopening as market prices change
Huge amount of wasteHuge amount of waste
Long-term monitoringLong-term monitoring
Underground can never be fully restoredUnderground can never be fully restored
Perfect remediation impossible: Huge amount of waste Underground Natural background
Perfect remediation impossible: Huge amount of waste Underground Natural background
Spatial aspects for regional planning
3D problem
geology, hydrogeology, mineral chemistry
spatial uncertainty
3D problem
geology, hydrogeology, mineral chemistry
spatial uncertainty
PRESSURE Emissions
Hazard: local/point
source REGIONAL
ASPECTS
STATE Environment Geology of mineral deposit
(natural background) Groundwater system
IMPACTS smelters (air) historic mine regions (soil, water, society)
RESPONSE Society Regional planning: SEIA Regional/EU legislation
Session organisation
PLANNING
IMPACT ASSESSMENTMAPPING
Number of papers:
Oral
Poster
Number of papers:
Oral
Poster
4
4
1 2
3
1
GIS
Remote Sensing
Environmental modeling
3
Session organisation
G. Jordan, S. Sommer, T. Woldai Introduction: impact assessment and spatial planning problems specific to mining
T. Hamor, J. Halmai Competing land-uses and the mineral extraction industries: a legislation review
S. V. Solar Long-term spatial planning and mineral resource management – case study: aggregates in Slovenia
S. Veliciu, P. Stratulat Inventory of metal mining wastes in Romania: a methodological approach
S. Sommer, G. Bidoglio, M. D’Alessandro, G. Jordan, E. Puura, A. Vijdea PECOMINES - linking watershed and regional scale models to the impact assessment of mining activities
Coffee break
R. B. Wanty, B. R. Berger, B. A. Kimball, P. L. Verplanck, M. L. Tuttle Delineation of environmental tracts in mineralised areas using geological criteria
T. Woldai, G. Rukezo Environmental impact study of the area around Rio Tinto and the surrounding mines, SW Spain
M. J. Batista, A. J. Sousa, M. M. Abreu, M. Serrano Pinto Defintion of anthropogenic and natural anomalies: an exercise in Neves Corvo mining region, Portugal
D. Limpitlaw Mapping mining waste and environmental impacts in Zambia with LANDSAT
S. Chevrel Remote sensing assessment and monitoring of environmental impact of mining activities in various European vegetated environments…
K. Grösel, R. Belocky Mining site environmental assessement and re-vegetation planning utilizing advanced remote sensing techniques
09:00-09:10
09:10-09:30
09:30-09:50
09:50-10:10
10:10-10:30
10:30-10:50
10:50-11:10
11:10-11:30
11:30-11:50
11:50-12:10
12:10-12.30
12:30-12:50
Convenor
Tsehaie
Woldai
Convenor
Stefan
Sommer