A Tightly Coupled GIS and Spatiotemporal Modeling for Methane Emission Simulation in the Underground Coal Mine System

Hui, Liu; Mao, Shanjun; Mei, Li; Wang, Shuangyong

doi:10.3390/app9091931

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“…ZigBee WSN, as the medium of information transmission, generally works with GIS (Geographic Information System) to monitor the underground environment condition [54,55]. The GIS system is widely used in underground mines, especially monitoring and alarm; many researchers [108,109] have used the GIS system as a monitoring system in underground mines. As well, the GIS system is also used as the path planning control system for driver-less vehicles on the ground.…”

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Engineering Project: The Method to Solve Practical Problems for the Monitoring and Control of Driver-Less Electric Transport Vehicles in the Underground Mines

Wang

et al. 2021

WEVJ

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With the continuous development of Artificial Intelligence technology and Internet of Things engineering, more and more driver-less vehicles have been developed and put into industrial production. The birth of driver-less vehicles undoubtedly brings new vitality to a large amount of industries, particularly in transportation. For the mining industry, transportation is undoubtedly an extremely important link in the whole production process. If the driver-less vehicles can be applied to the underground mines, it can not only improve the production and transportation capacity of the whole mine but also can reduce the occurrence of many mine safety accidents. ZigBee WSN technology can play a greater role in the narrow environment such as underground mines according to the relevant literature; this concept paper, similar to an engineering project plan, mainly tries to integrate the ZigBee WSN technology and the communication-based train control (CBTC) system to explore the possibility of the driver-less vehicles to be used in the underground mines, which aims to solve practical engineering problems for the engineering projects. As the mining engineers, we put forward the concept of this integrated system in this concept paper, but we need to continue to work hard for the future of the underground mines. This concept paper serves as a guide to Tossing out a brick to get a jade gem, and it has a few implications for the development of underground mine transportation.

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Engineering Project: The Method to Solve Practical Problems for the Monitoring and Control of Driver-Less Electric Transport Vehicles in the Underground Mines

Wang

et al. 2021

WEVJ

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“…As an example of a GIS application for mining, Liu et al [8] present a spatiotemporal model tightly coupled with GIS for simulating methane emissions in underground coal mines. Such a tight coupling approach is achieved by developing a lattice Boltzmann method (LBM)-based turbulent model with an underlying shared FluentEntity model within the GIS.…”

Section: Gis For Miningmentioning

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Recent Advances in Geographic Information System for Earth Sciences

Choi

2020

Applied Sciences

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“…With the deep understanding for mine ventilation system and the great demand for practical production, mine ventilation belongs to a typical geographical environment, which has spatial, temporal, and attribute data as well as the spatial topological relationship [12]. Fortunately, the geographic information system (GIS) is regarded as one of the most effective ways to manage the geospatial data [13]. erefore, based on traditional GIS technology, a great number of ventilation software systems have been developed.…”

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A GIS Based Unsteady Network Model and System Applications for Intelligent Mine Ventilation

Liu

Mao

Mei

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Discrete Dynamics in Nature and Society

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With the development of state-of-the-art technology, such as the artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things, the construction of “intelligent mine” is being vigorously promoted, where the intelligent mine ventilation is one of the primary concerns that provides the efficient guarantee for safety production in the underground coal mine system. This study aims to integrate the geographical information system (GIS) and the unsteady ventilation network model together, to provide location based information and online real-time support for the decision-making system. Firstly, a GIS based unsteady network model is proposed, and its algorithm steps are brought out. Secondly, a prototype web system, named 3D VentCloud, is designed and developed based on the front and end technique, which effectively integrates the proposed algorithms. Thirdly, the model is validated, and the system is applied to a real coal mine for ventilation solution, which demonstrates that the model is reasonable and practical. The online simulation system is efficient in providing real-time support. The study is potential and is expected to guide the real-time coal mine safety production.

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A Tightly Coupled GIS and Spatiotemporal Modeling for Methane Emission Simulation in the Underground Coal Mine System

Cited by 8 publications

References 43 publications

Engineering Project: The Method to Solve Practical Problems for the Monitoring and Control of Driver-Less Electric Transport Vehicles in the Underground Mines

Engineering Project: The Method to Solve Practical Problems for the Monitoring and Control of Driver-Less Electric Transport Vehicles in the Underground Mines

Recent Advances in Geographic Information System for Earth Sciences

A GIS Based Unsteady Network Model and System Applications for Intelligent Mine Ventilation

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