Marine Mining for Critical Minerals
Tuesday, 2 May
600
Technical / Poster Session
The mining of minerals from the sea floor will provide an important new source of critical minerals needed for the growing green economy. Marine mining for critical minerals has rapidly advanced in the last five years with pilot mining projects being undertaken at depth in the Pacific Clarion Clipperton Zone (CCZ). The United States is again looking at developing minerals within its EEZ while other countries are looking at massive sulfides deposits. These developments are helping to drive a new billion dollar offshore/onshore industry and are resulting in the development of new systems to explore, develop, monitor, power, and operate these dynamic operations. This session will focus on these systems.
Chairperson
Sponsoring Society:
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0930-0948 32485Vertical Exploration Approach for Seafloor Massive Sulfide Deposits
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0950-1008 32490Efficient Survey Tools for an Improved Understanding of Deep Seabed Minerals
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1010-1028 32535Making Deep Sea Mining Cleaner and Greener
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1030-1048 32244Enabling Ecosystem Based Management: New Ways to Conduct Deep Sea Minerals Exploration
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1050-1108 32640Critical and Hard Minerals Management on The United States Outer Continental Shelf
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1110-1128 32426Using the Pugh Method To Select a Polymetallic Nodule Vertical Transport System
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1130-1148 32327Subsea Lifting System for Deep-Seabed Rare-Earth Rich Mud