In this episode of MineTED, Dr. Mohammad Ali Moridi discusses "Evaluation and Prediction of Mining-induced Earthquakes Using Digital Mining Technology." Mining-induced earthquakes pose risks in underground mining. Dr. Moridi explores the benefits: understanding causes, predicting seismic events, and assessing risks. Models and algorithms aid in risk quantification and safety enhancement for miners. Predicting earthquake intensity and recurrence is crucial, facilitated by digital tools like Microsoft's platforms. This research enhances seismic understanding, safety, and risk assessment. Visit Mines & Technology for more. Thank you for your support, and stay tuned for upcoming episodes.

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Dr. Mohammad Ali Moridi holds a doctoral degree in Mining Engineering from Curtin University, Australia. Currently, he serves as a professor at Curtin University's School of Mines, specializing in mineral materials engineering, energy, and chemistry.

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