Behavioral Aspects of Roof/rib Injuries--Implications for Training Utilizing Steroscopic Photography.
Authors
Barrett EA
Source
Proc Fifth Conf on Ground Control in Mining 1986 Jun; :213-220
Link
NIOSHTIC No.
10005120
Abstract
This study is a report of experimental research on the use of stereoscopic (3-d) slides for presenting visual cues associated with hazardous roof and rib conditions. Compared with conventional slides, 3-d slides provide for significantly greater hazard recognition among both experienced and inexperienced miners. Details such as the presence of cracks and gaps in the surrounding rock are more accurately and realistically perceived. Reaction to the 3-d slides by the mine training community has been positive, and it has been noted that they also stimulate trainees' overall interest.
Publication Date
19860601
Document Type
OP;
Fiscal Year
1986
Identifying No.
OP 126-86
NIOSH Division
PRC;
Source Name
Proc. Fifth Conf. on Ground Control in Mining, June 1986, PP. 213- 220
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