A pattern recognition system is presented for determining the thickness of coal remaining on the roof and floor of a coal seam. The system was developed to recognize reflected pulse echo signals that are generated by an acoustical transducer and reflected from the coal seam interface. The flexibility of the system, however, should enable it to identify pulse-echo signals generated by radar or other techniques. The main difference being the specific features extracted from the recorded data as a basis for pattern recognition
The detection of coal/shale interfaces close to the surface using ground penetrating radar (GPR) is ...
One of the most important objectives in the present research technology of coal mining industries is...
The technology of coal-rock interface recognition is the core of realizing the automatic heightening...
The paper, "An Electromagnetic Roof and Rib Thickness Sensor" presented at The 12th WVU Internationa...
In this work, Acoustic Emission Technique (AET) and Pattern Recognition Technique (PRT) are used in ...
A pattern recognition system was developed that successfully recognizes simulated spectra of five di...
An in-seam seismic (ISS)-based void detection technique was developed at Penn State University. Amon...
The use of ground penetrating radar (GPR) for detecting near-surface interfaces is a scenario of spe...
The detection of coal/shale interfaces close to the surface using ground penetrating radar (GPR) is ...
This paper describes a general purpose imaging technology developed by the U.S. Bureau of Mines (USB...
A noncontacting sensor having a measurement range of 0 to 6 in or more, and with an accuracy of 0.5 ...
A novel pattern recognition-based approach to detect near-surface interfaces using ground penetratin...
AbstractThis paper describes a novel measure called Modulated Specific Energy (SEM) which has been d...
We present the field trial results of identifying the coal seam in advance of drilling based on a ti...
A novel pattern recognition-based approach to detect near-surface interfaces using ground penetratin...
The detection of coal/shale interfaces close to the surface using ground penetrating radar (GPR) is ...
One of the most important objectives in the present research technology of coal mining industries is...
The technology of coal-rock interface recognition is the core of realizing the automatic heightening...
The paper, "An Electromagnetic Roof and Rib Thickness Sensor" presented at The 12th WVU Internationa...
In this work, Acoustic Emission Technique (AET) and Pattern Recognition Technique (PRT) are used in ...
A pattern recognition system was developed that successfully recognizes simulated spectra of five di...
An in-seam seismic (ISS)-based void detection technique was developed at Penn State University. Amon...
The use of ground penetrating radar (GPR) for detecting near-surface interfaces is a scenario of spe...
The detection of coal/shale interfaces close to the surface using ground penetrating radar (GPR) is ...
This paper describes a general purpose imaging technology developed by the U.S. Bureau of Mines (USB...
A noncontacting sensor having a measurement range of 0 to 6 in or more, and with an accuracy of 0.5 ...
A novel pattern recognition-based approach to detect near-surface interfaces using ground penetratin...
AbstractThis paper describes a novel measure called Modulated Specific Energy (SEM) which has been d...
We present the field trial results of identifying the coal seam in advance of drilling based on a ti...
A novel pattern recognition-based approach to detect near-surface interfaces using ground penetratin...
The detection of coal/shale interfaces close to the surface using ground penetrating radar (GPR) is ...
One of the most important objectives in the present research technology of coal mining industries is...
The technology of coal-rock interface recognition is the core of realizing the automatic heightening...