Figure 1
On the left, a three‑column and seven-row table summarizes a “Timeline”, “Date”, and “Magnitude”. Each row in the “Timeline” column contains either the word “Scan”, “Blast”, or “Event”, sometimes paired with a small icon such as an explosion or lightning bolt. The “Date” column lists entries: “2022‑09‑19”, “2023‑01‑19 15:10”, “2023‑01‑19 19:43”, “2023‑01‑22”, “2023‑01‑25 22:26”, “2023‑02‑7 15:10”, and “2023‑02‑28”. The “Magnitude” column contains numeric values “0.8” and “1.2” on the rows for two “Event” entries, and curly brackets visually group each blast‑event pair with its magnitude: 0.8 for the first four rows and 1.2 for the last four rows. On the right, a colored 3-D rendering depicts an underground tunnel or cavity system. The upper structure is a rough green volume connected to elongated blue tunnel segments extending toward the right. Below it, a second green block with attached blue tunnels is shown. Within this lower green block, two starburst markers—one orange and one red—indicate specific locations. Two circular outlines along the adjacent blue tunnel highlight additional areas of interest. Near these circles and near the tunnel system are small lightning‑bolt icons that visually correspond to the “Event” rows in the table.Mine drifts (blue), excavated regions (green) and time of LiDAR scans, blasting and microseismic events