Mining

Mining sector in India contributed about 3.5 % of GDP till 1998 which dropped to 1.2% in 2000 and remains constant thereafter. Keeping the growing global demand of mineral resources in focus, junior countries i.e. the countries that are into mining recently are moving forward with their attractive policies and effective exploration. To take a lead in mining sector India should promote effective exploration and production activity. Geospatial technology can facilitate better decision making in various processes of mining and thereby reducing its complexity.

• Geospatial for exploration and production
• Towards Sustainable and zero waste mining
• G' reclamation and eco-friendly mining

Speakers

Surender Mohan B

CMD, Neyveli Lignite Corporation

Gopal Singh

CMD, Central Coalfields Ltd

Dr Vishnu Chandra

HOG-Mining, National Informatics Centre

B.D.Sharma

Addl Surveyor General, Survey of India
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B N Rao

ADCC Infocad
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DU Vyas

Gujarat Mineral Development Corporation
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Rohtash Agarwal

Technical Director, KK Geosystems
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Dr Alok Porwal

Associate Professor – CSRE, IIT Bombay
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Rajneesh Singh

Chief Manager (Remote Sensing), Central Mine Planning & Design Institute Ltd
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Dr Dheeraj Kumar

Associate Professor, ISM
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Dr Vinod Kumar

Group Head, Geosciences Group, NRSC
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Dr. Ashutosh Roul

Sr. Manager – Mines, National Aluminium Company Limited (NALCO)
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