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Geological and Mining Features of Gold Deposits Development in Nizhneyakokitskoye Ore Field

М.V. Rylnikova, Sergey Ryzhov, E. N. Esina

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Due to long-term exploitation of gold deposits, the current stage in development of mining systems is characterized with decreasing reserve replacement, degradation of the mined ore quality, complications in geomechanical environment, higher mining costs and aggravation of the environmental situation in the region

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Due to long-term exploitation of gold deposits, the current stage in development of mining systems is characterized with decreasing reserve replacement, degradation of the mined ore quality, complications in geomechanical environment, higher mining costs and aggravation of the environmental situation in the region

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Due to long-term exploitation of gold deposits, the current stage in development of mining systems is characterized with decreasing reserve replacement, degradation of the mined ore quality, complications in geomechanical environment, higher mining costs and aggravation of the environmental situation in the region

Key concepts: Geology, Gold ore, Mining engineering, Field (mathematics), Geochemistry, Mathematics, Pure mathematics

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