Description
This book considers the most contemporary innovations propelling the extractive industries forward while also creating new environmental and social challenges. The socio-ecological fabric of innovation in the extractive industries is considered through an integrative approach that brings together engineers, natural scientists, and social scientists—academics and practitioners—giving an empirically grounded and realistic evaluation of the innovations in this sector. It synthesizes a series of questions including:
Table of Contents
Section I: Processes and Organizational Design Underpinning Innovation in the Resources Sector
- Understanding the Innovation Ecosystem in Mining and What the Digital Revolution Means for It
- Mining Innovations: Barriers and Imperatives
- How Innovation and R&D Happen in the Upstream Oil and Gas Industry: Insight from a Global Survey
- Vignette: Technological Innovation in Mexico’s Hydrocarbon Sector
- Vignette: Innovation in Australia’s Extractive Industries: Current Context and Future Requirements
- Vignette: The Need for Innovation in Mining and Potential Areas for Adopting New Technologies
- Digital Energy: Past, Present and Future
- An Optimised Command System for Full Automation of a Digitally Controlled LNG Train Site
- The Case for "n << all": Why the Big Data Revolution Will Probably Happen Differently in the Mining Sector
- Advancement in Digital Oil Field Technology: Maximizing Production and Improving Operational Efficiency
- The Salient Distribution of Unconventional Oil and Gas Well Productivity
- Application of Advanced Data Analytics to Improve Haul Trucks Energy Efficiency in Surface Mines
- Use of Augmented Reality in Geological Modelling: Development and Use of the Leapfrog Aspect Viewer
- Streamlining and Standardizing Data Use in the Extractive Industries
- Vignette: Deep Sea Mining
- Extracting Off-Earth Resources
- Land Access and Social Consensus
- Leveraging Social Investment: PNG LNG, Community Health and Building Shared Values
- Mobile Money and Financial Inclusion in Papua New Guinea’s Resource Regions
- Vignette: Local Level Agreement in the Extractive Industries: A Viewpoint on Content, Context and continuing evolution
- Social Incident Investigation in Mining: Thinking Outside the Fence
- Social Media and Community Relations: Five Key Challenges and Opportunities for Future Practice
- Phytomining: Using Plants to Extract Valuable Metals from Mineralized Wastes and Uneconomic Resources
- Vignette: The Eden Project: Innovative Restoration of a Mine Site for Tourism
- The Frugal Rehabilitation Methodology for Artisanal and Small-Scale Mining in Mongolia
- Conclusions
John Steen, Sam Macaulay, Nadja Kunz and John Jackson
Kane Usher and Ian Dover
Robert K. Perrons
Victor Gerardo Ortiz Gallardo
Miranda Taylor
Section II: Advances in Mining, Oil and Gas Technologies
Johnathon Ralston, Craig James and David Hainsworth
Brian J. Evans
Robert K. Perrons and Derek McAuley
Richard Mohan David
Justin B. Montgomery and Francis M. O’Sullivan
Ali Soofastaei, Peter Knights and Mehmet Kizil
P.J Hollenbeck
Energistics
Lindsey Harris
Serkam Saydam
Section III: Social Responsibility and Environmental Stewardship
Sharon Flynn
John D. Moore, Andry Nowosiwsky, Valentina Kaman and Gary Krieger
Tim Grice and Saleem H. Ali
Bruce Harvey
Deanna Kemp and John R. Owen
Colette Einfeld, Sara Bice and Chen Li
P.N. Nkrumah, G. Echevarria, P.D. Erskine and A. van der Ent
Saleem H. Ali
Jonathan Stacey, Dr. Yolande Kyngdon-McKay, Estelle Levin-Nally and Andrew Cooke
Robert K. Perrons
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