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| Article name |
Categories of Space and Time in Solving the Problems of the Future of Mining |
| Authors |
Arens V.Z. Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, arens33@mail.ru |
| Bibliographic description |
Ahrens V. J. The Categories of Space and Time in Solving the Problems of the Future of Mining // Transbaikal State University Journal. 2024. Vol. 30, no. 1. P. 192–201. DOI: 10.2109/2227-9245-2024-30-1- 192-201. |
| Category |
There is an opinion... |
| DOI |
32,622,101.3,101.8 |
| DOI |
10.2109/2227-9245-2024-30-1-192-201 |
| Article type |
Review article |
| Annotation |
Solving the problems of the future of mining is associated with new events,
conditions, and challenges that must be taken into account when designing the future
life of society. The object of the research is mining. The purpose of the study is to
provide integrated directions for the development of the future of mining related to the
content of the subject of Earth Science, robotization of human labor, environmental
protection and research on the formation of new mineral deposits. The objectives of
the research are based on scientific knowledge about mining, and using philosophical
reflections (laws of the development of the world, society and mining, moral categories
and values of mining engineers) and debatable issues of political science (political
processes and phenomena), to answer a number of pressing questions related to
the future of mining Methodology and the research methods are based on a normative-
value, systemic, comparative and interdisciplinary integrated approach (mining,
philosophy, political science), which allows the author to comprehensively explore
ways to solve the problems of the future of mining. The work has also been carried
out on the basis of general scientific principles of objectivity, consistency with the
use of general scientific and private scientific research methods: analysis, synthesis,
generalization, induction and deduction. Research results are as follows: it is necessary
to develop a concept for the mining development in the coming years; increased
attention is required to the organization of science and education, since the mining
strategy is largely the basis for the development and existence of our country and its
security; mining science should offer new revolutionary technologies for exploration,
extraction and processing of mineral raw materials; increase the pace of development
of branch mining sciences; effective and updated training of mining engineers with a
large amount of information, knowledge, skills and analytical skills when making decisions
in controversial and crisis situations; a reasonable concept of human behavior
in modern conditions; conducting research on the formation of new mineral deposits. |
| Key words |
space, time, the future of
mining, Earth sciences,
robotization, formation
of new mineral deposits,
mineral raw materials, mining
development concept, mining
waste, scientific and industrial
potential |
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