A Knowledge-Based Expert System for Managing Underground Coal Mines in the U.S.

H. Singh; S. Yuan; C. M. Watts; J. M. Dean; N. P. Reddy; R. S. Nutter; R. Larry Grayson; Larry Larry Grayson

doi:10.1109/28.55981

A Knowledge-Based Expert System for Managing Underground Coal Mines in the U.S.

H. Singh
, S. Yuan
, C. M. Watts
, J. M. Dean
, N. P. Reddy
, R. S. Nutter
, R. Larry Grayson
, Larry Larry Grayson

Missouri University of Science and Technology

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Abstract

The Mine Management Support System which is being developed as a knowledge-based expert system for better management of underground coal mines, is presented. Concentrating on capturing the complex body of knowledge needed to enhance efficient management of a mine, it will encompass information and preferred rules on work scheduling, work practices, regulations impinging on the accomplishment of work, responses to operating problems, and the labor-management work agreement. Different components of the mine system, modeled using an object-oriented layering technique, are displayed graphically to aid in coordinating work plans and to present locations of equipment, supplies, and proposed subsystem components.

Original language	American English
Journal	IEEE Transactions on Industry Applications
Volume	26
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1109/28.55981
State	Published - Jul 1 1990

Keywords

Coal
Database Management Systems
Expert Systems
Knowledge-Based Expert System
Mine Management Support System
Mining
Object-Oriented Layering Technique
Practices
Regulations
Scheduling
USA
Underground Coal Mines

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Mining Engineering

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