A Method of Monitoring Ground Subsidence in Mining Subsidence Area Based on 3D Laser Scanning

Abstract

The invention discloses a method for monitoring ground subsidence in a mining subsidence area based on three-dimensional laser scanning, which comprises arranging a plurality of stations on the surface around the periphery of the mining subsidence area according to the range of the mining subsidence area and the optimal scanning radius of the three-dimensional laser scanner; Corresponding positioning points are arranged next to each station site; two concrete monitoring piers are respectively buried at the station site and the positioning point, and a levelable front-view template and a rear-view template are installed; a three-dimensional laser is placed on the front-view template Scanner to collect point cloud data; place GPS locator on the front-view base plate and rear-view base plate to measure the three-dimensional coordinates of the station and the positioning point; point cloud data obtained by each station according to the coordinate system of the mining subsidence area The absolute three-dimensional coordinates below are spliced, filtered, and denoised to obtain the ground scanning topography of the entire mining subsidence area, thereby obtaining the single settlement deformation and multi-period cumulative settlement deformation values ​​of the mining subsidence area. By adopting this method, the convenience, accuracy and efficiency of ground subsidence monitoring in mining subsidence areas are greatly improved, and the changes of surface subsidence in mining subsidence areas can be understood in time, providing technical support for ensuring safe operation of mines and guiding underground safe production.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of geotechnical engineering ground surface deformation measurement, and more specifically relates to a method for monitoring ground subsidence in mining subsidence areas based on three-dimensional laser scanning, which is suitable for long-term monitoring of ground subsidence in mining subsidence areas. Background technique [0002] At present, various environmental problems caused by the development of underground mineral resources come one after another, among which the surface movement and subsidence of the mining area are particularly prominent, and the subsidence amount can reach 1m per month. Especially in underground metal mines mined by caving method, large-scale subsidence, cracking and settlement are often formed on the surface, which has become a major safety and geological environmental problem in underground mining of metal mines. In order to be able to understand and predict the distribution an...

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[0004] (1) Due to the severe deformation of the ground surface near the mining subsidence area, the surface rock and soil in these areas are relatively broken and soft, which leads to the instability of the tripod erected on the surface near the mining subsidence area. The rounded triangular plate is in a horizontal state, and when a relatively bulky 3D laser scanner is mounted on a tripod, due to the heavy weight of the 3D laser scanner, the lower end of the tripod is often inserted into the unstable surface rock. Due to the movement of the soil, the rounded triangular plate of the tripod tilts and is not in a horizontal state, and sometimes it may even cause the rounded triangular plate to change from a horizontal state at the beginning of the measurement to an unlevel state during the measurement process, resulting in measurement results The significant error cannot be applied to engineering practice

Although it is possible to set up a tripod in a relatively stable area slightly away from the mining subsidence area, it is often difficult to directly view the deep subsidence site due to obstructions and the limited height of the 3D laser scanner. Obtain all the point cloud data of the surface of the mining subsidence area, especially the point cloud data of the bottom of the collapse pit

Therefore, the existing method of using a tripod to set up a 3D laser scanner is difficult to monitor the ground subsidence in the mining subsidence area.

[0005] (2) When the 3D laser scanner is used on the existing tripod to obtain the surface point cloud data of the mining subsidence area and the commonly used contact measurement method GPS locator is used to obtain the 3D coordinates of the reference station, it is necessary to manually use a tape measure to measure the data from the 3D The laser scanner scans the distance between the height mark of the altitude and the height mark of the antenna of the GPS locator to the centering observation point of the tripod on the ground. This is often because when the man-made height is high, the two ends of the tape measure are in alignment with the height mark and the ground. There is a significant error when centering the observation point, and sometimes the error can reach about 10 mm. Such an error is not allowed for the monitoring of surface deformation in mining areas. For example, the allowable value of the station error when the level is used to measure the surface settlement Requires no more than 1 mm

Therefore, due to the artificial measurement of the scanning height of the 3D laser scanner and the antenna height of the GPS locator, the error caused sometimes does not meet the engineering measurement requirements

In addition, the traditional method of using a tripod to set up a 3D laser scanner and a GPS locator requires adjusting the tripod to center the observation point on the ground during measurement. The entire measurement process takes a long time and is complicated to operate.

[0006] (3) The existing main method of splicing the point cloud data obtained by scanning the three-dimensional laser stations at each station is based on the common feature points or public target spheres between the two stations. Accumulation of cloud data errors, resulting in transfer errors that increase with the number of stations, greatly reducing the accuracy of scanned data

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