This invention relates to the field of
coal mine safety monitoring and
environmental sensing, and discloses a method and
system for detecting and correcting harmful gases in underground mines based on vehicle emission monitoring. The method first acquires multi-
source data on vehicle emission sources, spatial location,
airflow field, and sensor observations, and performs
time synchronization alignment. Next, it calculates the vehicle's flow field
coupling factor to the sensor and calculates the
exhaust gas transmission
lag time based on the
airflow field and
location data. Based on emission
source data,
lag time, and
diffusion parameters, it constructs an interference prediction model to quantitatively calculate the theoretical interference concentration generated by the vehicle. Furthermore, it calculates the dynamic confidence
weight coefficient and combines the observed data with the theoretical value to calculate the corrected real environmental
gas concentration. Finally, it compares the real concentration with a safety threshold and executes alarm triggering or suppression control based on the result. This invention can effectively isolate vehicle
exhaust gas interference, restore the true background concentration in the roadway, reduce the
false alarm rate, and improve the accuracy of
coal mine monitoring and production efficiency.