Digital coal mining data

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Presentation about coal mining reports and database delivered at the Local Digital Campaign Land Registry Digital Transformation Discovery Day in February 2014.

Government & Nonprofit Technology Business

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Coal Mining Database
Abandoned Mine Plans (pre 1900)
Pillar & Stall
Workings
Variety of sizes, scales, age, accuracy, media
No orientation or correlation to OS NG
No standardisation

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1.5 kilometres of Shelving
120 Thousand Coal Mine Abandonment Plans
How Our Collection came about
Coal Authority – Mining Heritage
Centre
Held on behalf of HSE
Digitally copied
Store - Built to
BS.5454

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Coal Mining Database
mine plan computerisation
130 S : 12 R OS 1st ED County

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Mining Data in Digital Format
• Over 4 million mining objects
• 170,000+ mine entries
• Property specific boundaries
• Dynamic database
• Updated daily
• Fast / Accurate
property location

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Newcastle Upon Tyne
Leeds
Edinburgh
Sheffield
Glasgow
Swansea
Bristol
Manchester
Cardiff
Birmingham Nottingham
26,000 km2 of coalfield area
(11%)
7 million properties (25% of all)
lie within coalfields
1.5 million coalfield properties sit
on shallow coal workings
170,000 recorded mine entries +
possibly as many again that are
unrecorded
130,000 properties sit within
20m of at least one recorded
mine entry
250 surface hazards per year +
250 subsidence events
Coal Facts

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Coal Mining Areas & Cheshire
Brine Subsidence Compensation Area
www.groundstability.com
Nottingham

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CON29M Stats
2,000 REGULAR CUSTOMERS
Solicitors, Conveyancers, Search companies
Lenders (Banks, Mortgage companies), Insurers
Members of the Public, Developers, Researchers
250k REPORTS/Yr - 1/3 of CONVEYANCING MARKET
MAXIMUM VOLUME EVER ACHIEVED 650,000/Yr
91% RETURNED WITHIN 1 day ( KPI 90% )
99% RECEIVED & DISPATCHED DIGITALLY
SELF DIGITIZATION - UP FROM 32% to 74% and GROWING

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http://coal.decc.gov.uk/en/coal/cms/publications/data/map/map.aspx
Interactive Viewer

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Non-coal Data - 7,600 plans
Clay
Fe
As
Cu
Sn
W
Pb
Au
Ag
Al2Si2O5(OH)4
etc
etc

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ECML - Dolphingstone Diversion
Image courtesy of Bing Maps
TM

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John M Barr & Son
Wishaw, North Lanarkshire
The oven had hardly had time to cool after the eColi – Meat Pie adventure -
When this Happened …

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Thank You
Website: www.groundstability.com
Email: groundstability@coal.gov.uk
Customer help-line: 0845 762 6848

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