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This paper presents the analysis of numerical modeling results of the influence of mining exploitation influence on the deformations of the area surface, with the use of an anisotropic elasto-plastic ubiquitous joint model and the transversely isotropic elastic model. The comparison of computer modeling results and geodetic measurements shows that with the use of transversely isotropic elastic model and ubiquitous joint model there is a possibility of the simultaneous description of both perpendicular and horizontal displacements of the area surface, caused by mining exploitation.

The Possibilities of Using Anisotropic Models of Rock Mass to Describe Deformations of The Mining Area Surface