Korea Institute of Geoscience and Mineral Resources

Seong-Jun Cho

Jung-Ho Kim

Myeong-Jong Yi

Jeong Sul Son

Young Kwang Yeon

Jong-Sou Park

Myeung-Jong Yi

Sam-Kyu Park

Gye-Soon Park

Jong Gyu Han

Sam-Gyu Park

An electromagnetic exploration device minimizes signal interference due to a metal body or electronic components that constitute an air vehicle by installing a transmission coil and a receiving coil in an envelope of an airship, and enables a batch arrangement of the optimized transmission coil and receiving coil in accordance with various exploration purposes using the envelope shape, thereby acquiring exploration data from one flight. The device in an airship having an envelope includes: a transmission coil along the periphery of the horizontal axial direction of the envelope, for generating a primary magnetic field; at least one receiving coil along the periphery of the envelope, for detecting a secondary magnetic field induced by the primary magnetic field; and an analyzing device for applying an electric current to the receiving coil and analyzing a measurement value of the secondary magnetic field detected by the receiving coil, thereby performing air electromagnetic exploration.

Airship-based electromagnetic exploration device

The present inventions generally relate to a leaf node ranking method in decision trees for spatial prediction and its recording medium. The leaf node ranking method in decision trees includes a learning step to form a decision tree having one root node, in which each parent node has multiple child nodes, using training data sets for spatial prediction; and a leaf node ranking step from the decision tree that finishes the learning. In the learning step, each node of the decision tree stores both the number of classes according to class distribution of training data and structures for storing the number. In the leaf node ranking step, a rank of a leaf node is determined using the number of classes according to class distribution, which is stored in each node on a path from the root node to the leaf node.

Leaf node ranking method in decision trees for spatial prediction and its recording medium

Disclosed are a portable unmanned airship for magnetic survey and a magnetic survey system using the same. The portable unmanned airship includes a fuselage using buoyancy of gas and propelled by motive power of the fuselage itself; an auto-flight unit automatically guiding the fuselage; a magnetometer disposed in the fuselage and measuring magnetic force of a stratum or a surface of the earth; a wireless communication unit transmitting magnetic data obtained by the magnetometer outside; and a control module controlling operations of the auto-flight unit and the magnetometer. With this configuration, it is possible to increase total operation time and a payload capacity of the unmanned airship.

Portable unmanned airship for magnetic-force surveying and a magnetic-force surveying system employing the same

A system for measuring electrical resistivity survey checks a border of bedrock or a thickness of a sedimentary layer in a riverbed of a river or lake within a short time. A method for analysis of an underground structure of a riverbed using the same is also provided. The system for streamer electric resistivity survey using a survey boat includes a streamer cable connected to the survey boat and having a plurality of electrodes attached thereto, a multi-channel resistivity meter loaded on the survey boat to measure electric resistivity from the plurality of electrodes, a first RTK GPS (Real Time Kinematic Global Positioning System) loaded on the survey boat to measure a position of the survey boat in real time, and a second RTK GPS installed to a tail of the streamer cable to measure a position of the tail in real time.

System for streamer electrical resistivity survey and method for analysis of underground structure below a riverbed

Disclosed is a method of evaluating a ground reinforcement effect using 4-D electrical resistivity monitoring, wherein the ground reinforcement is made up on an underground cavity through cement mortar grouting, the method including: (a) installing a survey line for measuring electrical resistivity in a ground reinforcement zone; (b) measuring the electrical resistivity of the ground reinforcement zone through the survey line before grouting mortar, and imaging three-dimensional electrical resistivity distribution in the ground reinforcement zone by applying a three-dimensional electrical resistivity inversion to the measured results; (c) measuring the electrical resistivity of the ground reinforcement zone through the survey line while or after grouting the mortar, and imaging the three-dimensional electrical resistivity distribution in the ground reinforcement zone by applying the three-dimensional electrical resistivity inversion to the measured results; and (d) calculating a change ratio of the electrical resistivity measured while or after the grouting in (c) to the electrical resistivity measured before the grouting in (b), and evaluating the ground reinforcement effect by imaging the three-dimensional electrical resistivity distribution in the ground reinforcement zone on the basis of the change ratio.

Method for evaluation of the ground reinforcement effect using 4-D electrical resistivity monitoring

An electrical specific resistivity probing robot is directed to automatically measuring a three-dimensional electrical specific resistivity structure of an underground shallow region by installing a plurality of probing electrodes at regular intervals along a robot-moving caterpillar to measure difference of potentials of the electrodes at a ground plane. The electrical specific resistivity probing robot includes a frame, a driving member installed under the frame, a pair of insulating caterpillars installed to both sides of a lower portion of the frame and driven by the driving member, a plurality of probing electrodes installed along track circumferences of the caterpillars at regular intervals, a slip ring electrically slip-connected to the probing electrodes one by one, and a cable electrically connected to the slip ring.

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Daejeon, South Korea

Seong-Jun Cho