This application relates to a
dynamic monitoring method and
system for urban ground collapse disasters based on multi-source sensor
information fusion. It addresses the problems of existing
monitoring methods, such as single monitoring dimensions and isolated data, leading to insufficient detection of collapse precursors and low accuracy and timeliness of early warnings. The method includes: collecting multi-
source data on pressure, displacement, vibration, and
remote sensing; standardizing and spatiotemporally aligning the data; and then performing
noise suppression and error compensation. A
deep learning model is then used to automatically extract deep features from the multi-
source data and perform fusion analysis. The generated feature vectors are input into a risk discrimination model, outputting
risk distribution and deformation prediction. Finally, a dynamic
risk map is constructed for interactive display, and graded early warnings and
emergency response are automatically executed based on the
risk level. This application has the following effects: achieving deep fusion and
spatiotemporal analysis of multi-source heterogeneous data, improving the accuracy of early collapse
risk identification and dynamic early warning capabilities.