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• TITLE: Theoretical and Experimental Study of Mine Surveyors Testing

  AUTHORS: Victor V. Zverevich, Valery M. Tsaplev, Gregory P. Zhukov, Anna L. Ivanova

  KEYWORDS: Mine Surveying, Mine Surveying Ergonomic System (MSES), Emotion, Attention, Work Productivity, Random Variable, Working Time Distribution, Normal Law, Working Time, Mathematical Model, Histograms, Alpha-Distribution, Characterizing Points of This Distribution, Testing

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Access Library Journal, Vol.3 No.10, October 11, 2016

  ABSTRACT: The working time of a single mine surveyor or the working time of a whole “Mine Surveying Ergatic System” (MSES) depends on various factors. These factors are: different qualities of a surveyor as a professional and a person, his emotion and attention, accuracy and comfort of mine surveying instruments, and the mine working environment. These factors make it possible to conclude the MSES working time to be a stochastic quality. In our research, a unimodal alpha-distribution was used. We have studied the working time of 1 type of MSES: “measurements of horizontal angle”. More than 80 mine surveyors and students have taken part in the experiments. The alpha-graphic line shows an accurate interpretation of different points, so it may be used in testing mine surveyors’ professional skills.