Prediction of microseismic events in rock burst mines based on MEA-BP neural network

Abstract

Microseismic monitoring is an important tool for predicting and preventing rock burst incidents in mines, as it provides precursor information on rock burst. To improve the prediction accuracy of microseismic events in rock burst mines, the working face of the Hegang Junde coal mine is selected as the research object, and the research data will consist of the microseismic monitoring data from this working face over the past 4 years, adopts expert system and temporal energy data mining method to fuse and analyze the mine pressure manifestation regularity and microseismic data, and the "noise reduction" data model is established. By comparing the MEA-BP and traditional BP neural network models, the results of the study show that the prediction accuracy of the MEA-BP neural network model was higher than that of the BP neural network. The absolute and relative errors of the MEA-BP neural network were reduced by 247.24 J and 46.6%, respectively. Combined with the online monitoring data of the KJ550 rock burst, the MEA-BP neural network proved to be more effective in microseismic energy prediction and improved the accuracy of microseismic event prediction in rock burst mines.