One project will study how mine pillars can be salvaged in permafrost and another will model potential failure zones in the permafrost. Together the projects will cost $325,000.
Nanisivik Mines and CANMET will co-operate on the projects, which are being funded by Energy Mines and Resources and the Government of the Northwest Territories.
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