Excavation of sites for the purposes of constructing mines often involves the removal of large quantities of soil from one area. The disturbance of so much soil leaves the industrial site vulnerable to particular issues, including soil erosion due to the movement of water through the excavation mounds, and risk of dust inhalation by those who work on the site. The control of dust in mining sites is essential in order to avoid environmental damage and to protect the workers, and using specialist mine dust monitoring tools can help the industry to handle it issues with fine airborne particles more...