BN-GIS (Bayesian Network-Geographic Information System) method for evaluating and predicting water inrush danger of coal-seam roof and floor

Abstract

The invention relates to a quantitative evaluation method for water inrush danger of coal-seam roof and floor. On the basis of systematic analysis of coal-mine hydrological and geologic features and in combination with the traditional mining conditions, an evaluating indicator system for coal-mine water inrush safety situation is established; based on the classification of water inrush, a water inrush situation prior probabilistic model is established; and according to the data of faultage water transmissibility, fold strength, water pressure in the water-bearing strata and other aspects in acoal-mine water-filling system, sub thematic graphs for safety situation evaluation factors are established. Combined superimposition analysis is performed on nine thematic graphs on the faultage water transmissibility, fold strength and the like by utilizing the spatial analysis function of a GIS; a BN model is established by virtue of parameter learning and network reasoning and is used for calculating conditional probability and reckoning the posterior probability of the water inrush danger according to the calculated prior probability; and according to the BN (Bayesian network) model, the water inrush danger on coal-seam coalface roof and floor on the premise of the existing mining intensity are dynamically evaluated and predicated, and the water inrush danger on the coal-seam coalface roof and floor on the premise that the mining intensity is enhanced in order to complete the increased task are dynamically evaluated and predicated.

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Technical field [0001] The invention relates to a method for evaluating and predicting the risk of water inrush from the roof and floor of a coal mine, in particular to a method based on Bayesian Network (Bayesian Network, hereinafter referred to as BN)-Geographical Information System (hereinafter referred to as GIS) The method is a new practical method for decision-making of coal mine water inrush hazard coupled with BN and GIS. Background technique [0002] In my country's energy consumption structure, the proportion of coal consumption is much higher than that of others. With the continuous high demand for coal, coal mining conditions have become more and more complex. Groundwater in the floor aquifer and roof and floor aquifer enters the roadway through various channels, causing water accidents or blocking the normal production of the mining face The number of examples is increasing and becoming more serious. In 2005 alone, there were 109 water disasters nationwide, with 60...

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