2023
DOI: 10.1109/access.2023.3327255
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Spatiotemporal Evolution Law and the Mechanism of Abnormal Surface Deformation in Fault-Affected Mining Zones

Xinpeng Diao,
Quanshuai Sun,
Yan Zhang
et al.

Abstract: Faults are a type of geological structure easily "reactivated" by underground mining, which destroys the internal movement and deformation laws of rocks and soil masses and causes anomalous surface sinking features. Therefore, studying the spatiotemporal evolution and deformation mechanism of mining subsidence in regions of fault occurrence is crucial for logical planning of the operating face and preventing and providing early warning of geological disasters. Considering the abnormal surface damage phenomenon… Show more

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