Surveying at Oyu Tolgoi Copper/Gold Mine - Chris Hutchison - AIMS
Surveying at Oyu Tolgoi Copper/Gold Mine - Chris Hutchison - AIMS
Surveying at Oyu Tolgoi Copper/Gold Mine - Chris Hutchison - AIMS
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CONCLUSION (cont)<br />
• Our GAK1 gyro was calibr<strong>at</strong>ed <strong>at</strong> Newcastle University baseline<br />
just prior to departure for Mongolia.<br />
The comparison between our GAK1 and the d<strong>at</strong>um line of<br />
orient<strong>at</strong>ion adopted for the project (baseline joining OT13 and<br />
OT11 surface pillars) was GAK1 plus 31.6 arc seconds equals<br />
d<strong>at</strong>um. This rot<strong>at</strong>ion of +31.6 arc seconds was applied to all<br />
other gyro orient<strong>at</strong>ions to maintain their rel<strong>at</strong>ivity to the surface<br />
d<strong>at</strong>um line.<br />
At the surface raise bore baseline, the initial gyro comparison<br />
showed th<strong>at</strong> the coordin<strong>at</strong>e join by the mine coordin<strong>at</strong>es differed<br />
by 36 arc seconds (higher) h than the gyro bearing.<br />
At the 512 level, the mine coordin<strong>at</strong>e join <strong>at</strong> the shaft differed by<br />
7 minutes 36 seconds (higher) than the gyro bearing and 2<br />
minutes 44 seconds (higher) than the gyro bearing <strong>at</strong> the raise<br />
bore chamber.