This application relates to the field of pipeline construction technology, specifically a method and
system for integrated construction
layout of outdoor comprehensive pipeline networks combining temporary and permanent structures. This includes acquiring
geological survey data of the construction area. By constructing a three-dimensional geological-pipeline coupled digital model, integrating geological, topographical, and existing pipeline data, and utilizing triangular mesh Boolean operations to accurately identify hard collisions, soft collisions, and geological conflicts, construction risks are effectively avoided, and design changes and
rework are reduced. A
graph theory algorithm is used to comprehensively consider length, geology, cost, and
workload weight, automatically generating the
optimal combination path for temporary and permanent pipelines, and introducing an obstacle penalty mechanism to ensure the path is scientifically sound and economical. Based on real-time
monitoring data, soil settlement is predicted, and combined with a back-analysis
algorithm, excavation depth and support parameters are dynamically adjusted to effectively control trench stability. Furthermore, through the "permanent-temporary combination" mode, the
land occupation of temporary facilities and foundation pressure calculations are optimized, reducing material waste and secondary excavation.