Stability Monitoring of Goaf Based on Remote Sensing Image
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Remote sensing image, Coal mine goaf, Stability monitoring.Abstract
Large scale mining of coal resources is a major factor causing goaf collapse in China. According to the statistics of 21 major coal mining provinces, the area of coal mining surface subsidence is up to 4.5 billion m2, posing a great threat to the regional ecological environment and people's lives and property. The rapid development of remote sensing technology has changed the traditional field survey method and has become one of the important means of environmental monitoring. Information can be obtained not only by photography, but also by scanning. The amount of information obtained by remote sensing far exceeds that obtained by conventional traditional methods. Based on remote sensing images, this paper studies the stability monitoring of coal mine goaf, establishes a ground pressure monitoring network suitable for the actual situation of the mining area, and carries out long-term effective ground pressure monitoring. Through remote sensing images, we can fully grasp and avoid the hazards of the goaf. Remote sensing technology has the characteristics of wide use, large detection range, and rich information acquisition. It can comprehensively obtain the basic information of the mining area environment, and then monitor the mining area environment.
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