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Reliability Assessment of Cross-Sector Model Diagnostics in the Case of Mining and Energy Complex after the Emergency Situation
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In mid-May 2014, flooding caused by unprecedented rainfall wreaked havoc_on Serbia. In the night between May 14 and 15, the swollen Kolubara River with its tributaries flooded the Tamnava West Field and Veliki Crljeni coal open-pit mines. The paper describes the course of flood events, the consequences of the outflow of about 214.4 million m3 of water into the depressions of the open-pit mines, and the damage resulting from this devastating accident that hit the Kolubara Mining Basin.
Intersector models are efficient mathematical and modeling tools, which are well studied and widely used in economy. It is contradictory that intersector analysis is neglected in mining, especially since no other field has accepted and implemented the application of the model of operation research as mining did. There are not many satisfactory explanations as to why this is so. In order to explain this dilemma, this paper is directed at the peculiarities and characteristics of the intersector analysis, towards observation of its application in the mining industry on the intersector model of the Mining basin of Kolubara, which operates in the system of the Electric Power Industry of Serbia, and demonstrates the implementation and validation of observations and conclusions.
Cross-Sectoral Models, Belgrade: Economic Institute
- R Stanojević
- R. Stanojević
Nature’s Lesson: Flooding of Open-Pit Mines of Tamnava in 2014
- S Vujić
- P Vojinović
- S. Vujić