Drone footage of the 31 May 2021 landslide at Bingham Canyon mine in Utah
28 July 2021 07:18 in landslide video by Dave Petley
Excellent drone footage has emerged of the development of the 31 May 2021 landslide at Bingham Canyon mine in Utah
28 July 2021 07:18 in landslide video by Dave Petley
Excellent drone footage has emerged of the development of the 31 May 2021 landslide at Bingham Canyon mine in Utah
4 June 2021 07:50 in Mining by Dave Petley
On 31 May 2021 a landslide occurred at the Bingham Canyon mine in Utah, USA. This failure was successfully anticipated through the application of geotechnical monitoring
12 May 2017 06:50 in landslide report by Dave Petley
Brad Ross, a mining engineer, has provided extensive insights into the events leading up to the vast Manefay landslide at the Bingham Canyon mine in 2013
6 January 2014 08:19 in Review of a paper, Uncategorized by Dave Petley
A new paper examines the geophysical data generated by the Bingham Canyon landslide, showing the rock avalanches induced tectonic aftershocks.
13 June 2013 06:56 in landslide images by Dave Petley
NASA have collected an excellent satellite image of the Bingham Canyon landslide in Utah, USA
17 May 2013 09:05 in landslide report by Dave Petley
A review of the Bingham Canyon landslide – was it the largest ever historic, non-volcanic landslide in N. America?
6 May 2013 08:25 in landslide report by Dave Petley
The second part of my three-part posting analysing the Bingham Canyon landslide using images provided by Kennecott Utah
30 April 2013 07:16 in landslide report by Dave Petley
Part one of a three part series of posts looking in detail at the Bingham Canyon mine landslide in Utah
26 April 2013 05:42 in landslide report by Dave Petley
Kennecott allowed the media to visit the mine to see the landslide yesterday, and provided an update on their work
16 April 2013 15:28 in landslide report by Dave Petley
Estimates are starting to emerge of the cost of the Bingham County copper mine landslide in Utah last week. These range from $770 million to $1 billion, which would make this the most expensive landslide in history
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