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George Carter, Jr., PE
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Mining Engineer
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Accident Reconstruction
gcarter@forensicexp.com
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Education
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B.S. Mining Engineering
Michigan Technological University, 1969
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Current Graduate Student, Industrial Archeology
Michigan Technological University
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Professional Registration and Certifications
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Professional Engineer, Pennsylvania, 1977-Present
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Professional Engineer, West Virginia, 1989-2004
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Certified as a First Grade Mine Foreman
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Areas of
Specialization:
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Permitting and regulatory compliance management
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Feasibility studies and project planning
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Computerized mine ventilation analysis
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Mine subsidence prediction, investigation and mitigation
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Mine
reclamation and
AMD control
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Environmental effects of mining
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Coal preparation plant, railroad, bare loading harbor and refuse disposal operations
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Surface impacts of longwall mining
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Methane drainage and control
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Mining Safety
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Underground mining equipment
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Professional
Affiliations
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Society of Industrial Archaeology
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American Society of Surface Mine Reclamation
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Mr. Carter has over 37 years of experience in addressing unique engineering problems relating to mining related issues. In particular, he is an expert in mine subsidence causes and mitigation, underground mining operation, safety, and related equipment, coal preparation plants and mine ventilation. Mr. Carter has testified in both State and Federal Courts on a wide variety of mining and mining related environmental issues, and has served as an instructor for courses on Mine Ventilation and Subsidence.
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A current CV is
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