Abstract

Reliable automatic microseismic waveform detection with high efficiency, precision, and adaptability is the basis of stability analysis of the surrounding rock mass. In this paper, a convolutional neural network (CNN)-based microseismic detection network (CNN-MDN) model was established and well trained to a high degree of accuracy using a dataset with 16,000 preprocessed waveforms. By comparison with other methods, 4000 waveforms were tested to evaluate the precision, recall, and F1-score. The results revealed that the CNN-MDN demonstrated the highest performance in microseismic detection. Moreover, the low sensitivity of the CNN-MDN to noise of different intensities was proved by testing on semi-synthetic data. The model also possesses good generalization ability and superior performance capability for microseismic detection under different geological structure backgrounds, and it can correctly detect the microseismic events with Mw ≥ 0.5. These preliminary results show that the CNN-MDN can be directly applied to unprocessed microseismic data and has great potential in real-time microseismic monitoring applications.

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