The application discloses a transient electromagnetic quick inversion method based on
deep learning and physical constraint fusion, and belongs to the technical field of geophysical electromagnetic exploration. A three-dimensional model
library containing typical disaster-causing geological bodies of
coal mines is first constructed, and
training data sets are generated through forward
simulation; a
deep learning inversion network fusing a multi-scale one-dimensional
convolution and a
Transformer is constructed, and after training, the network is deployed to unmanned equipment; after the transient electromagnetic data collected by the unmanned equipment is preprocessed, a one-dimensional
apparent resistivity prediction sequence is quickly output through the network; the sequence is simultaneously used as an initial model and a
reference model for Gauss-Newton inversion, and after 2-3 times of physical constraint iteration, convergence is achieved, and a three-dimensional
resistivity distribution is output. The application combines the efficiency of data driving and the strictness of physical equations, breaks through the
bottleneck of long time consumption and easy falling into
local optimum of traditional inversion, realizes real-time three-dimensional inversion of underground edge end transient electromagnetic of
coal mines, and greatly improves the timeliness and reliability of hidden disaster-causing body detection.