Background
Tailings ponds and slopes are common facilities and geological structures in mines, and they represent the largest sources of danger. These structures are prone to damage and instability, and if not managed properly, various natural and human factors can lead to safety issues, causing significant disasters and losses. They are a crucial part of mine safety management.
Prone to Structural Damage and Instability Continuous accumulation and edge locations result in an unstable state, leading to surface and deep displacement | Environmental Impact Especially susceptible to rainfall, increasing risk factors | |
Challenges with Manual Inspection The frequency of manual inspections cannot meet real-time requirements and fails to predict changes and risks in slopes | Serious Safety Risks The high terrain and large volume of tailings ponds and slopes pose significant threats to personnel and property safety in case of collapse or rockfall incidents |