Abstract
With China’s entering the information age, science and technology have entered all aspects of our lives. However, from the perspective of the current coal industry, there are still problems in the safety supervision system, such as the scarcity of personnel, heavy workload and low level of information, which have been unable to adapt to the continuous development of the current society. Based on the above background, the purpose of this paper is to study the application of cloud computing in coal mine safety production. This paper is based on the network technology platform and the SaaS architecture of management. It uses the mode of centralized management and distributed processing to form an integrated coal mine safety supervision information system, so as to solve the safety problems in coal mines. This paper provides a complete and feasible scheme for coal mine safety production monitoring. At the same time, the platform itself is a general monitoring platform with excellent expansibility. Wireless sensor network can carry a variety of different sensors, realize more monitoring functions, access server can realize a variety of access means, which is conducive to the transparency and standardization of coal mine production information. All of these are conducive to strengthening our country. At present, the coal mine production monitoring level, the monitoring platform has a wide range of application prospects.
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