Researchers of Charles Darwin University are using the 3D-printed models of mine rehabilitation sites to imagine how the range of Uranium Mine will be retrained. Rohan Fisher, CDU’s Northern Institute Research Development Officer is choosing the issues like traditional cultural knowledge of the land, water flow modeling, and rehabilitation process information. He is also creating 3D printed projection augmented models to explore how these decisions to contact and affect the rehabilitation outcomes.
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