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Similarity Theory. The knowledge gained from similarity theory is applied in many fields of natural and engineering science, among others in fluid mechanics. In this field, similarity considerations are often used for providing insight into the flow phenomenon and for generalization of results.

Multi-source data fused refined treatment decision-making method for complex stratum disaster source

The invention belongs to the technical field of tunnel construction geological disaster prevention and control, and discloses a multi-source data fused refined treatment decision-making method for a complex stratum disaster source, which comprises the following steps: collecting and fusing multi-source geological data, and constructing a three-dimensional geological model; generating a disaster source risk dynamic assessment and treatment scheme; based on a fluid-solid coupling similarity theory, verifying the preliminary treatment scheme by adopting a physical model test, and determining an optimal treatment scheme; the optimal treatment scheme is executed, and the treatment process is dynamically regulated and controlled; after treatment, the treatment effect is evaluated through posterior data, and the effect data is fed back to the three-dimensional geologic model and the knowledge base, so that the dynamic updating of the model and the self-learning of the decision-making system are realized. By the adoption of the treatment decision method, the problems that a traditional method depends on experience, information is one-sided, and treatment is extensive are solved, advanced accurate forecasting and refined and personalized treatment of complex stratum disaster sources are achieved, and the safety and efficiency of tunnel construction are remarkably improved.
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