Fuxiang Wu

Title: Fuxiang Wu and Coal Mine Multi-Disaster Early Warning

Introduction

Fuxiang Wu is an inventor associated with CCTEG Chongqing Research Institute in Chongqing, China. His patent work addresses the use of predictive analysis to support coal mine safety and disaster monitoring.

Latest Patents

Wu is associated with 1 patent: “Multi-disaster fusion natural fission early warning method and system in coal mine.” The invention describes a method and system for analyzing multiple potential coal mine disasters through connected early-warning indicators.

The approach builds and updates a relationship network among disaster-warning entities. It uses an LSTM artificial neural network to predict trends in monitored objects and applies natural-fission analysis rules. When the system identifies an anomaly in an early-warning index, it evaluates related disaster indexes using depth-first traversal and the specified rules to support targeted forecasting. Correlation analysis links the warning indexes into predictive chains, enabling multidimensional analysis and earlier trend prediction.

Career Highlights

Wu’s patent reflects work at the intersection of artificial intelligence, predictive modeling, and coal mine safety. The disclosed system combines trend forecasting with analysis of relationships among different disaster indicators.

Collaborations

Wu’s listed coworkers include Haitao Sun and Zhigang Zhang. The patent is associated with CCTEG Chongqing Research Institute.

Conclusion

Fuxiang Wu’s coal mine early-warning invention combines linked disaster indicators, LSTM-based trend prediction, and anomaly analysis to support more integrated safety forecasting.