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Geological Engineering: Proceedings of the 1st International Conference (ICGE 2007)
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9780791802922
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1760
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2009
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158 Application of Fuzzy Pattern Recognition in Prediction of Karst Collapse Hazard
By
Chan Zhang
,
Chan Zhang
School of Mathematics and Physics,
China University of Geosciences
, Wuhan, 430074
; zczhangchan@163.comFaculty of Engineering,
China University of Geosciences
, Wuhan, 430074
Hubei Geological Environment Center
, Wuhan, 430051
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Wenqiang Luo
,
Wenqiang Luo
School of Mathematics and Physics,
China University of Geosciences
, Wuhan, 430074
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Yong Feng
,
Yong Feng
Faculty of Engineering,
China University of Geosciences
, Wuhan, 430074
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Chunhua Feng
,
Chunhua Feng
School of Mathematics and Physics,
China University of Geosciences
, Wuhan, 430074
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Shangde Xiao
Shangde Xiao
Hubei Geological Environment Center
, Wuhan, 430051
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Published:2009
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Zhang, C, Luo, W, Feng, Y, Feng, C, & Xiao, S. "Application of Fuzzy Pattern Recognition in Prediction of Karst Collapse Hazard." Geological Engineering: Proceedings of the 1st International Conference (ICGE 2007). Ed. Ma, B. ASME Press, 2009.
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It was known that the condition effecting karst collapse was very complicated. Influential factors were various and interdependent, geologic body itself was heterogeneous and uncertain, and human activities were changeful. Thus, it had great application value and theoretical significance that introduced the fuzzy theory in prediction of karst collapse hazard. Fuzzy pattern recognition was used to predict the covered karst collapse hazard in Wuhan. Since existing closeness degree couldn't recognized efficiently, weight value was mingled with closeness degree and generalized Euclidean weight distance closeness degree was defined. In order to research, thirteen main factors of influencing karst collapse's hazard were...
Abstract
Introduction
Selection of the Index System of Covered Karsts and Its Determination of Weight
Principle of Fuzzy Pattern Recognition and Proposing of Generalized Euclidean Weight Distance Closeness Degree
Prediction of Karst Collapse Hazard
Conclusion
Acknowledgment
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