Geomatics Natural Hazards and Risk · 2022 · 20 citations · 32 references
Natural ResourcesGeological EngineeringMining EngineeringGeotechnical EngineeringGroundwater HydrologyHydrogeologyAquifer CharacterizationCoal GeologyGroundwater Resource AssessmentKarst AquifersKarst Groundwater VulnerabilityMining GeologyGeological Hazard AssessmentGeological MappingHydrogeological AssessmentHydrogeological CharacterizationHydrogeological MappingKarst Aquifer VulnerabilityMine Water Inrush AnalysisMulti-source Data Fusion
In order to effectively solve the technical problem of the prediction of coal floor water inrush, according to the spatial distribution differences of geological conditions, combined with the typical coal mine, a partition calculation map of the development depth of the mineral pressure failure zone was made, and the mining process under different geological conditions has been numerically simulated and analyzed. And the empirical formula is modified by the numerical simulation calculation results, the calculation formula of the development depth of the mineral pressure failure zone of a typical coal mine was established, which effectively improves the accuracy of the calculation of the depth of the mineral pressure failure zone and lays the foundation for the quantification of evaluation indicators related to the aquifuge. According to the hydrogeological characteristics of southwest mines in China, 12 evaluation indicators determined from the three aspects of aquifer, aquifuge and geological structure, and an evaluation index system of water inrush risk of the karst aquifer in the coal floor has been constructed. On this basis, further using GIS technology and entropy weight theory, a multi-source information evaluation method for the risk of water inrush from coal floor was proposed, and verified the evaluation results.
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Scenario analysis of mine water inrush hazard using Bayesian networks
Jiansong Wu, Shengdi Xu, Rui Zhou et al. · Safety Science · 2016 · 105 citations