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 Annual Report of TUT Department ofMining
Annual report of TUT Department of Mining reflects staff and student
’s
activities: conferences,seminars, research, R&D, publications, student works and interesting publications about mining andgeology. Annual report is located at: http://mi.ttu.ee/report 
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Annual Report of TUT Department of Miningmi.ttu.ee7.09.2009
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Annual
 
report of TUT Department of Mining
Annual report of TUT Department of Mining no. 7Composed by Karin RobamQv. TUTDepartment_of_Mining_Annual_Report.pdf 
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Annual report of TUT Department of Mining reflects staff and student
’s
activities: conferences, seminars,researches, R&D, publications, student works and interesting articles about mining.Refer to the Annual report of TUT Department of Mining:Annual report of TUT Department of Mining no. 7 (August 2009) / K. Robam, Tallinn: TUT Department ofMining, 74 pp.Refer to the article:Sabanov S. Reinsalu E. Valgma I. (2009). Oil shale production quality control in Estonian mines.
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Annualreport of TUT Department of Mining no. 7. Tallinn: TUT Department of Mining.ETIS category 6.7, qv. www.etis.ee 
Kirjastuse andmed
Name of the publisher: TUT Department of MiningAddress: Ehitajate road 5City: TallinnPost index: 19086Postbox: AKPhone: /372/ 620 3850Faks: /372/ 620 3696Mailbox: maeinst@ttu.ee  Webpage: http://mi.ttu.ee/miningThe data on data mediaType: Network edition, CD-ROMAddress of the network edition: http://mi.ttu.ee/report 
ISSN: 1406-586X
 
 
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Table of contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS .............................................................................................................. 3
 
1
 
RESEARCH PROJECTS IN MINING DEPARTMENT ................................................. 5
 
2
 
RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT FIELDS ................................................................. 6
 
3
 
IMPORTANT LINKS........................................................................................................... 6
 
4
 
STUDY PROGRAMME ....................................................................................................... 8
 
5
 
LIST OF MAIN TEXTBOOKS, VOCATIONAL MAGAZINES AND TEACHINGMATERIALS ................................................................................................................................. 9
 
5.1
 
T
EXTBOOKS OF
M
INING
E
NGINEERING
................................................................................................................ 9
 
5.2
 
V
OCATIONAL MAGAZINES IN
E
NGLISH
............................................................................................................... 11
 
5.3
 
D
IGITAL TEACHING MATERIALS IN
E
STONIAN
....................................................................................................... 11
 
5.4
 
S
UBJECT
-
RELATED
,
VIDEOS IN
E
NGLISH
.............................................................................................................. 12
 
5.5
 
S
UBJECT
-
RELATED VIDEOS IN
E
STONIAN
............................................................................................................. 13
 
5.6
 
T
EXTBOOKS OF
A
PPLIED
G
EOLOGY
.................................................................................................................... 14
 
6
 
STUDENTS .......................................................................................................................... 18
 
6.1
 
V
OCATIONAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR GRADUATES
................................................................................ 18
 
7
 
LEARNING ENVIRONMENT ......................................................................................... 18
 
7.1
 
L
ABORATORIES IN THE
D
EPARTMENT
................................................................................................................. 19
 
8
 
CO-OPERATION AND TIES WITH OTHER INSTITUTIONS, TRADEASSOCIATIONS AND REPRESENTATIVES OF EMPLOYER ........................................ 21
 
8.1
 
C
O
-
OPERATION WITH OTHER INSTITUTIONS
,
TRADE ASSOCIATIONS AND REPRESENTATIVES OF EMPLOYERS
...................... 21
 
8.2
 
C
ONTINUING EDUCATION
............................................................................................................................... 22
 
8.3
 
T
RADITIONAL EVENTS
..................................................................................................................................... 22
 
9
 
TIES WITH INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATIONS AND HIGHER EDUCATIONINSTITUTIONS, PARTICIPATION IN CO-OPERATION PROGRAMMES ANDSTUDENT EXCHANGE PROGRAMMES ............................................................................. 22
 
9.1
 
C
ONTACTS WITH INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATIONS AND HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS
.......................................... 22
 
9.2
 
F
IELD STUDY EXCURSIONS
............................................................................................................................... 23
 
9.3
 
E
XCHANGING LECTURERS
................................................................................................................................ 23
 
9.4
 
O
RGANIZING INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES BY MEMBERS OF
TUT
 
D
EPARTMENT OF
M
INING
..................................... 24
 
9.5
 
C
OMMON RESEARCH
..................................................................................................................................... 24
 
9.6
 
P
ARTICIPATION IN STUDENTS EXCHANGE PROGRAMS
(ERASMUS
AND
FEMP): ....................................................... 24
 
9.7
 
I
NTERNATIONAL EVENTS FOR STUDENTS
............................................................................................................. 25
 
10
 
LIST OF VOCATIONAL AND OTHER RELEVANT ORGANIZATIONS ........... 25
 
11
 
SELECTED LIST OF INTERNATIONAL CONTACTS (DEPARTMENT OFMINING) ...................................................................................................................................... 26
 
12
 
INTERNATIONAL DIMENSION OF THE PROGRAMMES ................................. 27
 
13
 
MÄERING – 
MINING STUDENTS GROUPS............................................................ 27
 
14
 
SCIENCE CLUB OF MINING AND GEOLOGY ...................................................... 27
 
15
 
IFMMS ............................................................................................................................. 28
 
16
 
ISW (INTERNATIONAL STUDENT WEEK) ............................................................ 28
 
17
 
WINTERACADEMY ..................................................................................................... 28
 
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