2019
DOI: 10.1111/1365-2478.12874
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Coal top detection by conductively guided borehole radar wave imaging for open cut blast‐hole drilling

Abstract: Damage to the top of coal seams, caused by incorrect blast stand‐off distances, results in coal losses of up to 10–15% to the Australian open cut coal mining operations. This is a serious issue to be addressed. Here we propose to use a new forward‐looking imaging technique based on the borehole radar technology to predict the coal seam top in real time while drilling blast holes. This is achieved by coupling the conventional borehole radar waves on to a steel drill rod to induce a guided wave along the axial d… Show more

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“…Ankita Singh et al 7 combined with the gray level information of coal and rock, selected the gray level threshold to segment the coal and rock image, and designed the gray level symbiosis matrix to achieve feature extraction of the segmented image, so as to achieve the purpose of identifying coal and rock with different properties. Matthew Van De Werken et al 8 realized real-time prediction of coal seams and coal seam roof rocks by using new forward-looking imaging technology based on borehole radar technology. Sushma Kumari et al, based on intelligent vision enhancement technology, realized depth perception of cutting targets of mining machinery through real-time image mosaic, image enhancement, CNN network and other processing methods, and achieved the goal of intelligent mining of mining machinery under harsh conditions.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Ankita Singh et al 7 combined with the gray level information of coal and rock, selected the gray level threshold to segment the coal and rock image, and designed the gray level symbiosis matrix to achieve feature extraction of the segmented image, so as to achieve the purpose of identifying coal and rock with different properties. Matthew Van De Werken et al 8 realized real-time prediction of coal seams and coal seam roof rocks by using new forward-looking imaging technology based on borehole radar technology. Sushma Kumari et al, based on intelligent vision enhancement technology, realized depth perception of cutting targets of mining machinery through real-time image mosaic, image enhancement, CNN network and other processing methods, and achieved the goal of intelligent mining of mining machinery under harsh conditions.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%