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IMCC Mining Compact Commission

IMCC Mining Compact Commission. Mine Mapping Workshop. Louisville, Kentucky. Pennsylvania’s Initiative on Preservation of Maps of Abandoned Mines. Office of Mineral Resources Management. Abandoned Mine Reclamation Mining and Reclamation District Mining Operations

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IMCC Mining Compact Commission

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  1. IMCC Mining Compact Commission Mine Mapping Workshop Louisville, Kentucky

  2. Pennsylvania’s Initiative on Preservation of Maps of Abandoned Mines

  3. Office of Mineral Resources Management Abandoned Mine Reclamation Mining and Reclamation District Mining Operations Deep Mine Safety Oil and Gas

  4. Bureau of Deep Mine Safety District Mining Office California Pa Abandoned Mine Reclamation

  5. Bureau of Deep Mine Safety Safety of Miners and General Public District Mining Offices Mine Subsidence Mine Permits

  6. Abandoned Mine Reclamation Resolving problems-mine fires, subsidence, highwalls – abating or treating acid mine drainage  Mine Subsidence

  7. Bureau of Deep Mine Safety Ability to drill into an entry Ability to hit a specific pillar Exact Extent and Location are Critical

  8. District Mining Offices Was the Area Undermined Was the area Pillared What is Extent of Pillaring

  9. Abandoned Mine Reclamation Location and extent of mining can be critical Both specific and general mapping needs

  10. Program Goals Determine Mapping Requirements

  11. Map Storage and Preservation Issues Deterioration of Maps Need to Maintain for Future Generations

  12. Working Documents Maps Stored –Folded- in Envelopes Proper storage with minimal space Employee Training Equipment Compatibility

  13. Geo-Referencing Issues Lack of adequate base map Lack of reference points and coordinates Destruction of physical features

  14. Goals Locate the Sources of maps Identify each Source with Contact Information

  15. Goals Build a database of contacts Publish database on website Obtain maps or copies Preserve digital copy or all maps

  16. Goals Work with PHMC to develop preservation plan Develop database of key information within annual reports – Link to maps

  17. Goals Obtain usable base map Geo-Reference and publish on the web

  18. Questions Thank You for the opportunity to Let others know what we are doing

  19. Bureau of Deep Mine Safety Vidar Atlas 40” Scanner CopyPro Software Ability to clean image

  20. District Mining Office Monochrome Scanner 400 to 800 dpi .tiff MSB-G3 images

  21. District Mining Office Contact Joe Taranto 724-769-1100 jtaranto@state.pa.us

  22. BAMR Bureau of Abandoned Mine Reclamation Wilkes-Barre Pa

  23. Map Sources Own Collection 2715 cataloged maps OSM Microfilms Can Scan- Poor Quality OSM Map Folios

  24. OSM Map Folios Cooperative agreement with OSM 1998 Pilot Project to Scan and Geo-reference Folios 1:1200 Scale 559 of 734 Folios Scanned

  25. OSM Map Folios Color Scan at 200dpi .tif images CD Back-ups ARCview digital folio index

  26. OSM Map Folios Contact Kim Snyder 570-830-3176 kisnyder@state.pa.us

  27. Questions Thank You for the opportunity to Let others know what we are doing

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