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Waste landforms represent a substantial component of the challenge of achieving successful mine closure. Issues may arise from surface and subsurface instability, inadequate vegetative establishment and growth, and release of chemically-hostile materials. Characterising waste materials before constructing the landform, is a key step to maximise the likelihood that the final landform will satisfy stakeholder expectations, and facilitate the construction of a physically and chemically stable and sustainable landform. Additionally, an improved level of planning will enable an economically optimum landform to be constructed.

Integrating Waste Characterisation into Landform Design for Low-Risk and Low-Cost Mine Closure