A solid mineral three-dimensional modeling method and system based on big data fusion
By using unified spatial registration and voxel mapping, a three-dimensional spatial evidence body is constructed, disputed voxels are extracted and boundary dispute shells are generated, and etch processing is used to generate ore body candidate entities. This solves the problem of ore body spatial morphology distortion caused by inconsistent boundaries of multi-source data and achieves accurate reconstruction of ore body boundary surfaces.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202610755965.4
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2026-05-29
- Publication Date
- 2026-07-24
AI Technical Summary
In 3D modeling of solid mineral deposits, inconsistencies in the boundary conclusions of multi-source data and erroneous connectivity between discrete control data lead to distortion of the spatial morphology of the ore body. This is especially true in areas with sparse boreholes, thin vein-like ore bodies, or fault-displaced regions, where the ore body boundaries are prone to over-extrapolation, erroneous contraction, or connectivity at structural cutoff points.
By acquiring multi-source modeling data and performing unified spatial registration, attribute encoding, and voxel mapping, a three-dimensional spatial evidence body is constructed. Disputed voxels are extracted and boundary dispute shells are generated. Based on non-mineral exclusion and structural truncation evidence layers, a non-mineral etched body is constructed. Voxel etching and connectivity screening are performed on the initial mineralized envelope to generate ore body candidate entities and reconstruct the ore body boundary surface.
It effectively avoids excessive extrapolation and incorrect connectivity of ore body boundaries, provides a clear basis for connectivity relationships, provides an accurate three-dimensional voxel basis for the reconstruction of ore body boundary surfaces, and improves the spatial correspondence of ore body boundary surfaces.
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