Coal and gas outbursts are jointly influenced by geological factors, gas occurrence, and the physical properties of coal. Therefore, analyzing the spatiotemporal data features during tunneling and constructing a spatiotemporal data fusion model are essential for addressing such disasters. This study proposes, for the first time, the application of a deep learning, based BN-spatiotemporal graph convolution model for gas outburst early warning. First, the risk features of spatiotemporal data were extracted, and effective features were obtained through correlation analysis. Second, an STGAT module was constructed to learn the coupling relationships among spatiotemporal data and to obtain anomaly scores. Finally, a BN layer was employed to construct a lagged graph structure of spatiotemporal data, thereby realizing early warning of coal and gas outbursts. The model was tested using on-site spatiotemporal data, and the results showed that the distribution of unsupervised anomaly scores followed a normal distribution. The model was tested using on-site spatiotemporal data; the risk thresholds were determined based on the observed anomaly rate and risk percentiles, while a normality check of the unsupervised anomaly scores was conducted as a secondary statistical verification.
The final classification results achieved accuracies of 96.7% and 80% for the hazard and high risk, respectively. This methodology provides a conceptual framework for fusing multi-source heterogeneous spatiotemporal data within the coal mining sector, offers a novel approach for gas outburst warning, and significantly enhances the safety and operational efficiency of mines.
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