Primary Research Objective creating a safe, stable, sustainable, non-polluting environment Water and the hydrologic cycle.

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Primary Research Objective creating a safe, stable, sustainable, non-polluting environment Water and the hydrologic cycle

Controlling water flow Designing, constructing and monitoring of covers quantification of risk of deep drainage through designed covers constructed from waste rock Applicability of cover type in Australia

Improving certainty: quantification of runoff RunCA: code developed as part of PhD Application on test plots Salinity and evaporation

Physical, chemical and mechanical transformation and alteration of mine waste Column leaching tests Tensile stress tests Rate of reaction time initial phase of rehabilitation trajectory

Vision Holistic planning of a stable and sustainable landform during LoM for mine closure. Application of GIS and integration with values identified identified by stakeholders Identification of waste rock properties (NAF; PAF); [sensor development] Planning for stable landforms and landscapes; prediction of trajectory of landscape/soil evolution …….