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Zbigniew Niedbalski

associate professor

AGH University of Science and Technology

Poland

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Zbigniew Niedbalski is an associate professor at AGH University of Science and Technology in Poland. His research areas include geomechanical data analysis, rock mass stability, and the application of composite materials in underground mining. Recent publications focus on topics such as the determination of Hoek-Brown mi constants, seismic hazard prediction in longwall coal mining, and the monitoring of underground excavation stability.

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Paweł Kamiński

KOMAG Institute of Mining Technology

POLAND

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Piotr Małkowski

Professor

AGH University of Science and Technology

POLAND

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Łukasz Bednarek

assistant professor

AGH University of Science and Technology

POLAND

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Zbigniew Niedbalski

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Steel Arch and Rock Bolt Support in Terms of the Gateroad Stability Maintaining behind the Longwall Face

The meaning of average compressive and tensile strength for Hoek-Brown \emph{ $m_{i}$} constant determination

Laboratorial tests and numerical modeling of rock bolts bonded by different materials

Tectonic strain in salt rock mass based on measurements

High energy events as a combined effect of human impact and geoenvironmental factors - the case study based on GNSS data

Application of composite materials in underground mining industry – fore-shaft closing platform

The assessment of the optimal time window for prediction of seismic hazard for longwall coal mining: the case study

A statistical analysis of geomechanical data and its effect on rock mass numerical modeling: a case study

Automatic monitoring system designed for controlling the stability of underground excavation

The application of a sonic probe extensometer for the detection of rock salt flow field in underground convergence monitoring

A comprehensive geomechanical method for the assessment of rockburst hazards in underground mining

Difficulties in maintaining shaft lining – testing methods and repair methods – a case study

Underground monitoring as the best way of roadways support design validation in a long time period

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Paweł Kamiński

Piotr Małkowski

Łukasz Bednarek

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