An automatic data analysis and source location system (ADASLS)
M. Ge, P. Mottahed · 1992
An Automatic Data Analysis and Source Location System (ADASLS) was recently developed at CANMET. It is designed for general application in the mining industry where a rapid, scientific and comprehensive analysis of the automatically determined microseismic event data is required. ADASLS is a manual driven code in that it is controlled by approximately 130 adjustable parameters, which allows the code to adopt the local source locations and to optimize the analysis procedure. The code has been tested extensively and its performance has been excellent. It has been adopted by two major Ontario mines, the Creighton mine at Sudbury and the Kidd Creek mine at Timmins.