This report describes methods used to attempt to discover any areas of Selby that might be particularly hazardous. It concludes that major junction points might be more prone to faulting and thus recommends further exploration of these areas.
Produced by Liz Anderson on behalf of the National Coal Board, this report is a follow up of the “Use of a Geosimplan study to assess the need for further exploration of the Selby Coalfield” report.
Part 710/20/3 of the Operational Research Executive folder which covers July 1970 to January 1978. The reference for this folder is COAL 101/533.
Contents:
1. Introduction
2. The aims of the Exercise
3. Assumptions
4. Results
5. Conclusions and Recommendations
Appendix 1 – Performance Assumptions
Appendix 2 – Planning Restrictions
- Date
- May 1975
- Ref no
- R2G/Coal/006
- Level
- Item
- Archive
- The National Archives
- Access status
- This item is available to view at the National Archives.
- Extent
- 7 A4 pages.
- Theme
- Coalfield
- Decade
- 1970