This invention discloses a method for three-dimensional fine modeling and stability probability evaluation of complex rock
mass blocks, comprising three steps: first, three-
dimensional modeling of complex blocks based on three-dimensional
laser scanning, integrating real high-precision
terrain and random boundaries; second, introducing full-space stereographic projection for kinematic
mobility prediction, inputting the extracted random geometric parameters into a
rigid body limit equilibrium vector model considering water-rock
coupling effects such as
pore water pressure reduction, and calculating the probability distribution of the safety factor; and third, based on a multi-source collaborative support inversion model of target reliability, dynamically calculating and outputting the probability distribution of anchor cable reinforcement force required to maintain the target's
stable state. This invention overcomes the inherent defects of traditional
deterministic analysis and simplified probabilistic models, and overcomes the shortcomings of existing technologies that often use fixed attitude parameters and are difficult to detect potential risks.