This paper introduces a modeling method of geological body based on borehole point of mine. This method relies on computer software for processing and analysis. Through statistics and classification of borehole data, parameters such as thickness, dip Angle and lithology of underground strata can be obtained, and then 3D geological body model can be established according to these parameters. The model can reflect the spatial distribution, interrelationships and physical properties of underground rock strata, providing a visual tool for mine engineers to help them more accurately determine mineral reserves and select the best mining plan. At the same time, in order to ensure the subsequent development and management of the mine, a dynamic point based adjustment method is constructed, which can adjust the model in real time according to the ore points in the mining process to ensure the accuracy of the model.
The method mainly includes the following steps: Firstly, the data of borehole points are analyzed and processed to obtain the data of the ore points and the coordinates of the inflection points. Secondly, based on these data, statistical and geological methods are used to model and predict underground rocks. Finally, through the verification and modification of the modeling results, the final geological body model is obtained.
In practical application, geological body modeling based on mine borehole points has the following advantages: first, the data source is reliable, because mine borehole points are strictly screened and tested; Second, the modeling precision is high, because the method can make full use of the data of drilling points, and carry out comprehensive and accurate analysis and prediction of underground rock. Third, the application range is wide, because the method can be applied to various types of geological bodies, such as coal mine, metallic ore, non-metallic ore and so on.
This method can effectively reduce the uncertainty in geological modeling and improve the accuracy and reliability of modeling. At the same time, it can also provide reliable geological information support for mine exploration and exploitation. By updating the mine status in real time, the potential safety hazards can be discovered in time and corresponding measures can be taken to avoid the occurrence of accidents. In addition, the method can help managers better understand the operation of the mine, so as to make better decisions and improve the efficiency and profitability of the mine. At present, this method has been applied in mine projects and achieved good results.