Wang et al., 2021 - Google Patents
A statistical method to assess the data integrity and reliability of seismic monitoring systems in underground minesWang et al., 2021
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- 3808343655941255280
- Author
- Wang C
- Si G
- Zhang C
- Cao A
- Canbulat I
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- Publication venue
- Rock Mechanics and Rock Engineering
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Data integrity and reliability during seismic event detection are the main factors limiting the effectiveness of seismic monitoring systems in underground mines. As it is impossible for current seismic monitoring systems to record all mining-induced seismic events, the …
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