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3D Visualization Monitoring and Early Warning of Surface Deformation in Subsidence Area Based on GIS

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  • Lei Gao
  • Yuanwen Song
  • Bo Zhao
  • Wei Wang

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Due to the large-scale mining of mineral resources, the surface strata in many areas have collapsed and even developed into deformation and subsidence. Based on the conventional geotechnical deformation monitoring technology, the surface deformation prediction and disaster caused by the conventional geotechnical deformation monitoring technology can be avoided. In this paper, based on GIS, combined with the analysis of surface settlement, the surface settlement, slope value, curvature deformation value, horizontal displacement, and corresponding horizontal deformation formula are comprehensively analyzed and studied. In order to make the surface deformation visualization and realize the high approximation processing with the subsidence area, this paper innovatively introduces the 3D visualization settlement data analysis and realizes the calculation result analysis and corresponding retrieval multiple visualization in the subsidence area depth prediction process. On this basis, the prediction data of subsidence area can be optimized and analyzed so as to master the efficient and accurate law of surface deformation. In the experimental part, a mine is taken as the experimental object, and the 3D visual monitoring processing is carried out. In this paper, the main method to prevent electromagnetic leakage of the computer system is the source suppression method. The source suppression method solves the problem fundamentally by reducing or eliminating the emission of computer electromagnetic leakage source. In the actual experiment, the effect of this method is very effective. The experimental results show that the prediction results and corresponding early warning accuracy of the system are significantly improved compared with the traditional scheme, which provides practical significance for disaster prevention and corresponding environmental impact assessment.

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  • Lei Gao & Yuanwen Song & Bo Zhao & Wei Wang, 2021. "3D Visualization Monitoring and Early Warning of Surface Deformation in Subsidence Area Based on GIS," Complexity, Hindawi, vol. 2021, pages 1-16, January.
  • Handle: RePEc:hin:complx:6675241
    DOI: 10.1155/2021/6675241
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