探地雷达对钾肥矿山安全的数值模拟

Victor Okonkwo, Tokini Briggs, R. Paranjape, M. V. D. Berghe
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本文提出了一个软件工具,通过对某钾肥矿的地质地层进行模拟,并与gprMax (public domain Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) simulation software)软件结合使用,对自动挑选算法的有效性进行检验和评价。该系统用于模拟碳酸钾矿房顶板粘土层的探地雷达响应。由于获取矿井顶板所有可能存在的正常和异常地质条件的现场数据是非常繁重的,因此生成的地球模型可以准确地代表矿井的地质情况。特别是,矿井顶板中的随机粘土会对自动拾取算法的性能产生负面影响。这些地球模型模拟可以用来准确地呈现这些随机粘土。gprMax是一个开源软件,模拟电磁(EM)波在材料中的传播,以支持更好地理解在各种应用中使用GPR。目前,探地雷达系统被用于钾肥矿,以协助监测矿室的屋顶状况。本文的目标是验证使用gprMax与有效的地球模型来生成用于测试和评估自动拾取算法的真实GPR信号的能力。使用模拟数据与实验(实际物理)数据进行比较,并为自动拾取算法生成测试平台模型,有许多好处。合成数据由gprMax利用时域有限差分(FDTD)方法生成。使用模拟GPR信号创建了一种有效的方法来开发和测试强大的自动拾取算法,因为地面的真实情况是从地球模型中知道的。此外,本文还介绍了一种行业标准自动拾取算法和一种新开发的称为聚类比导数(CRD)的自动拾取算法在矿井顶板监测应用中的结果。最后,在这项工作中,我们利用云计算资源来执行这项工作。
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Numerical Modelling of Ground Penetrating Radar for Potash Mine Safety
Summary This paper presents a software tool which simulates the geological stratigraphy of a potash mine which is then used with gprMax (public domain Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) simulation software) to examine and evaluate the effectiveness of auto-picking algorithms. The system is used to simulate the GPR response from clay seams in the roof of potash mining rooms. As it is extremely onerous to obtain in-situ data that captures all possible normal and anomalous geological conditions present in the mine roof, earth models are generated which accurately represents the geology of the mine. In particular, random clays in the mine roof can negatively affect the performance of auto-picking algorithms. These earth model simulations can be used to present these random clays accurately. gprMax is an open source software that simulates Electro-Magnetic (EM) wave propagation in materials in order to support a better understanding of the use of GPR in various applications. Currently, GPR systems are in use in potash mines to assist with monitoring of the roof status of mining rooms. The goal of this paper is to validate the ability of using gprMax with effective earth models to generate realistic GPR signals that are used to test and evaluate auto-picking algorithms. The use of simulated data in comparison to the experimental (actual physical) data and generation of test bed models for an auto-picking algorithm has many benefits. Synthetic data is generated by gprMax using the Finite Difference Time Domain (FDTD) methodology. An effective methodology to develop and test robust auto-picking algorithms is created using simulated GPR signals because the ground truth is known from the earth models. Additionally, in this work results from both an industry standard auto-picking algorithm and a newly developed auto-picking algorithm, called Clustered Ratio Derivative (CRD), are presented for this mine roof monitoring application. Finally, in this work we take advantage of cloud computing resources in order to execute this work.
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