DEVELOPING A NATIONWIDE MINE INJURY REPORTING SYSTEM FOR THE PERSONAL COMPUTER

D. L. Passmore; A. Shah; M. C. Radomsky; L. W. Saperstein

DEVELOPING A NATIONWIDE MINE INJURY REPORTING SYSTEM FOR THE PERSONAL COMPUTER

D. L. Passmore
, A. Shah
, M. C. Radomsky
, L. W. Saperstein

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Abstract

The development of microcomputer software that provides an analysis of pit-specific accident and production data for the mining industry is seen as a vital component in a total loss-control system. The Mine Injury Reporting System (MIRS) allows users to access accident and production data prepared by the Health and Safety Technology Center of the Mine Safety and Health Administration of the United States Department of Labor for any particular state and to generate a simple, yet informative, report.

Original language	English (US)
State	Published - 1988
Event	Unknown conference - Luxembourg, Luxemb Duration: Oct 2 1986 → Oct 3 1986

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Other	Unknown conference
City	Luxembourg, Luxemb
Period	10/2/86 → 10/3/86

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General Engineering

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DEVELOPING A NATIONWIDE MINE INJURY REPORTING SYSTEM FOR THE PERSONAL COMPUTER

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