The satellite positioning and planning system of open-pit mine vehicles and mining equipments

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  • DOI:  10.1049/cp:20070786
  • ISBN: 978 0 86341 827 3
  • Location: Dublin, Ireland
  • Conference date: 28-29 Aug. 2007
  • Format: PDF
In this paper, we have introduced the satellite positioning and scheduling system of open-pit mine vehicles and mining equipments, which was based on GPS, GPRS, wireless communication technology, GIS (Geographical Information System), database technology, network technology. The paper has described the composition of the production scheduling system based on GPS technology, has compared two kinds of different wireless communication ways that may be used, and has described the key technical problems of the production scheduling system.

Inspec keywords: mining equipment; scheduling; Global Positioning System; production planning; visual databases; geographic information systems; production control; packet radio networks

Subjects: Satellite communication systems; Industrial applications of IT; Radionavigation and direction finding; Geography and cartography computing; Mining, oil drilling and natural gas industries; Spatial and pictorial databases; Production equipment; Production management; Production engineering computing

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