UNEXMIN meeting at the Deep Ecton mine
UNEXMIN consortium members visited the Deep Ecton mine, one of the copper mines located in Ecton Hill, Staffordshire (near Manchester), UK.
Deep Ecton will be the last and most technologically challenging test site (from a total of four) for the UX-1 multi-platform robot’s surveying work.
Adrienn and Luis participated in the meeting on behalf of LPRC.
UNEXMIN representatives studying analogue operating conditions for UX-1 at Deep Ecton
INTRAW WP2 meeting in Stuttgart
An INTRAW consortium meeting took place in Stuttgart. Work Package 2 (Programming) has just launched under the coordination of Fraunhaufer.
WP2 will ensure the development of cooperation strategies based on the best practices identified in the target countries (Australia, Canada, Japan, S.Africa, US) on applied research and innovation, joint educational and skills programmes, trade, exploration, exploitation, processing, recycling, and substitution in the raw materials sector.
UNEXMIN kick-off meeting in Miskolc!
The UNEXMIN kick-off meeting took place in Miskolc, Hungary on the 18th and 19th of February 2016.
Thirteen organisations from seven countries across Europe are collaborating in an ambitious project to develop a submersible robotic system to be used for surveying and exploring flooded mines.
The €5M project, funded by the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research programme, will include the development of a Robotic Explorer (UX-1) for autonomous 3D mine-mapping to gather valuable geological information which cannot be obtained in any other way – in general the mines are too deep and dangerous for access by human divers.
Balazs and Tamas represented the LPRC team at the event.
Read more about the UNEXMIN project here.
Work Package 8 introduction by Balazs
MICA kick-off meeting in Copenhagen!
MICA will contribute to on-going efforts toward the establishment of the stakeholder-tailored product ‘European Union Raw Materials Intelligence Capacity Platform’ (EU-RMICP).
The MICA team will conduct careful analyses of stakeholder needs, and review existing data, methods and tools which provide intelligence on raw materials.
LPRC will be responsible for delivering raw-materials future foresight for the project.
Read more about MICA here.
MICA KoM participants
CHPM2030 kick-off meeting in Miskolc!
CHPM2030 is a 42-month H2020 project funded by the European Commission which began on the 1st of January, 2016.
The project aims to develop a novel technology solution which can sate Europe’s demand for energy and strategic metals in a single interlinked process.
LPRC will be the Work Package leader for WP6 – Roadmapping and Preparation for Pilots.
Adrienn and Tamas represented the LPRC team during the kick-off meeting.
Project partners introduce themselves at the KoM
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