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Designing a network-based system for delivery of remote mine services
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posted on 2023-05-19, 00:52 authored by Huang, W, James, C, Stepanas, K, Widzyk-Capehart, E, Alem, L, Gunn, C, Adcock, M, Haustein, KThere is a great body of work in the areas of tele-assistance/tele-collaboration offering novel and effective ways to improve collaboration between personnel located at a remote mine site and off-site personnel located in major metropolitan areas. Much of this work involves the use of high-bandwidth communications or targeted sensory experiences using large format displays. There are also existing remote access technologies but these suffer from limited functionality (providing text, voice, video or one-way desktop sharing), are often poorly supported in the security-conscious corporate environment and require complicated set up processes. There is currently no singular piece of remote collaboration technology that is suitable for the delivery of high-quality planning and scheduling services to clients at a mining site from a remote operating centre. In response to this issue, as part of a research and technology development effort between CSIRO and a mining engineering firm, we have developed a concept of remote mining engineer (RME), and conducted a functional requirements analysis, for delivering mining engineering services to mine sites remotely. Based on the obtained requirements, a further study was performed to characterise existing technologies and to identify the scope for future work in designing and prototyping a network based system for RME. In this paper, we report on the method and findings of this study.
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Publication title
Australian Journal of Intelligent Information Processing SystemsVolume
14Pagination
1-12ISSN
1321-2133Department/School
School of Information and Communication TechnologyPublisher
Australian National University * College of Engineering and Computer Science, Department of Computer SciencePlace of publication
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