NIOSH Program Portfolio : Mining : Research Grants

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Activities: NIOSH Funded Research Grants

NIOSH sponsors research and training through its extramural programs, which complement the Institute's intramural programs. More information is available from the NIOSH Office of Extramural Programs. Our Research Portfolio includes the following NIOSH funded research grants:

Establishment of the Western Mining Research Center at Colorado School of Mines

Project contact: Dr. T. Rozgonyi
Colorado School of Mines
Project period: 1999-2004

Improved H&S in Mining thru Helical Drilling & Rock Bolt Anchoring

Project contact: Mr. J. Hill
UTD, Inc.
Project period: 2002-2004

Use of Digital Imagery to Characterize Rock Masses

Project contact: Dr. Kemeny
University of Arizona
Project period: 2002-2005

Engineering Control of Longwall Machine Noises

Project contact: Dr. Y. Luo
West Virginia University
Project period: 2002-2005

Integrated Stability Mapping System for Mines

Project contact: Dr. K. Heasley
West Virginia University
Project period: 2002-2006

Measurements and Control Diesel Emissions

Project contact: Dr. Lu
University of Cincinnati
Project period: 2002-2005

Real-time In Situ Aerosol Monitoring in Mine Atmospheres

Project contact: Dr. Baum
Oak Crest Institute of Science
Project period: 2002-2005

Real-time In-Use PM Measurement from Diesel Engine

Project contact: Dr. M. Gautam
West Virginia University
Project period: 2002-2005

A Laser-Based Device for Work Site Stability Assessment

Project contact: Dr. Sun
ACC International
Project period: 2004-2005

Western US Mining Safety and Health Training and Translation Center

Project contact: Dr. R. Grayson
University of Missouri-Rolla
Project period: 2005-2009

Personal Emergency Stop (PE-Stop) for Mining

Project contact: Dr. J. Frederick
Consultant
Project period: 2005-2006

A New Method for Real-Time Measurement of Diesel Aerosols

Project contact: Dr. D. Kittleson
University of Minnesota
Project period: 2005-2008

Waterjet Scaling for Reduced Scaling Injuries Underground Mining

Project contact: Dr. M. Kutcha
Colorado School of Mines
Project period: 2005-2008

Real Time Hearing Protector Insertion Loss Study

Project contact: Dr. S. Guffey
West Virginia University
Project period: 2005-2008

Virtual Environment (VE) Applications to Improve Mining Hlth and Safety

Project contact: Dr. M Karmis
Virginia Tech University
Project period: 2005-2008

Page last updated: July 20, 2009
Page last reviewed: May 23, 2011
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	NIOSH Programs > Mining > NIOSH Funded Research Grants Mining Activities: NIOSH Funded Research Grants NIOSH sponsors research and training through its extramural programs, which complement the Institute's intramural programs. More information is available from the NIOSH Office of Extramural Programs. Our Research Portfolio includes the following NIOSH funded research grants: Establishment of the Western Mining Research Center at Colorado School of Mines Project contact: Dr. T. Rozgonyi Colorado School of Mines Project period: 1999-2004 Improved H&S in Mining thru Helical Drilling & Rock Bolt Anchoring Project contact: Mr. J. Hill UTD, Inc. Project period: 2002-2004 Use of Digital Imagery to Characterize Rock Masses Project contact: Dr. Kemeny University of Arizona Project period: 2002-2005 Engineering Control of Longwall Machine Noises Project contact: Dr. Y. Luo West Virginia University Project period: 2002-2005 Integrated Stability Mapping System for Mines Project contact: Dr. K. Heasley West Virginia University Project period: 2002-2006 Measurements and Control Diesel Emissions Project contact: Dr. Lu University of Cincinnati Project period: 2002-2005 Real-time In Situ Aerosol Monitoring in Mine Atmospheres Project contact: Dr. Baum Oak Crest Institute of Science Project period: 2002-2005 Real-time In-Use PM Measurement from Diesel Engine Project contact: Dr. M. Gautam West Virginia University Project period: 2002-2005 A Laser-Based Device for Work Site Stability Assessment Project contact: Dr. Sun ACC International Project period: 2004-2005 Western US Mining Safety and Health Training and Translation Center Project contact: Dr. R. Grayson University of Missouri-Rolla Project period: 2005-2009 Personal Emergency Stop (PE-Stop) for Mining Project contact: Dr. J. Frederick Consultant Project period: 2005-2006 A New Method for Real-Time Measurement of Diesel Aerosols Project contact: Dr. D. Kittleson University of Minnesota Project period: 2005-2008 Waterjet Scaling for Reduced Scaling Injuries Underground Mining Project contact: Dr. M. Kutcha Colorado School of Mines Project period: 2005-2008 Real Time Hearing Protector Insertion Loss Study Project contact: Dr. S. Guffey West Virginia University Project period: 2005-2008 Virtual Environment (VE) Applications to Improve Mining Hlth and Safety Project contact: Dr. M Karmis Virginia Tech University Project period: 2005-2008 Page last updated: July 20, 2009 Page last reviewed: May 23, 2011 Content Source: National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) Office of Mine Safety and Health Research < NIOSH Research Projects \| NIOSH Funded Research Grants \| Publications >				NIOSH Program: Mining Program Description Inputs Sector Description Economic Factors Occupational Risks National Research Agenda (NORA) NIOSH Strategic Goals Emerging Issues Partners NIOSH Contacts Activities NIOSH Research Projects NIOSH Funded Research Grants Outputs Publications Topic Pages Products Research to Practice Conferences Outcomes Review & Evaluation Program Review National Academies Evaluation
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