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APPLIED GEOPHYSICS  2024, Vol. 21 Issue (2): 331-342    DOI: 10.1007/s11770-023-1012-4
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Research and application of microseismic nonlinear optimal positioning methods
Liu Wei-jian, Xiao Yang*, Wang Hao-nan, Hou Meng-jie, Tian Guang-hui, and Dong Sen-sen
1. School of Civil Engineering, Zhongyuan University of Technology, Zhengzhou 451100, China 2. Zhengzhou Anyan Intelligent Technology Co.,LTD., Zhengzhou 451100, China.
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Abstract The impact of vibration wave propagation and various anisotropic media can cause divergence problems in the traditional linear positioning solution process in practical engineering applications. To address this problem, a mathematical algorithm combined with the microseismic positioning principles is developed to formulate a microseismic nonlinear optimal positioning method. The developed algorithm introduces a downhill factor to enhance its stability and convergence for achieving global convergence. Moreover, a multidirectional iterative concept is proposed to improve the precision and scientific validity of the positioning results. This approach effectively minimizes errors in each direction of the localization results. The stability of the algorithm and the accuracy of source results were verified by comparing a rectangular coal block acoustic emission source test with a traditional linear localization algorithm. Its application in engineering fields has also demonstrated its efficacy in reducing the influence associated with the deployment of a microseismic station network.
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Key wordsMicroseismic location   Linear   Nonlinearity   Optimal positioning     
Received: 2023-02-13;
Fund: This work was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 52104157).
Corresponding Authors: Xiao Yang(Email:yangxiao157999@163.com).   
 E-mail: yangxiao157999@163.com
About author: Liu Wei-jian (1977-), Male, Heze County, Shandong Province, Associate Professor, PhD, research interests in disaster rock monitoring and prevention. E-mail:liuweijian803@163.com; Tel:18611896109.
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. Research and application of microseismic nonlinear optimal positioning methods[J]. APPLIED GEOPHYSICS, 2024, 21(2): 331-342.
 
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