Yunbing Hu

Title: Yunbing Hu and Coal-Mine Disaster Early Warning

Introduction

Yunbing Hu is an inventor based in Chongqing, China, whose work includes technology for analyzing and forecasting safety hazards in coal mines. He is associated with CCTEG Chongqing Research Institute and is credited with 1 patent.

Latest Patents

Hu’s patent, “Multi-disaster fusion natural fission early warning method and system in coal mine,” presents an approach to integrated coal-mine disaster analysis. The method builds and updates a relationship network among early-warning entities, then uses an LSTM artificial neural network to predict trends in monitored objects. It also applies rules for analyzing natural fission and identifies anomalies in individual disaster indicators through prediction and early-warning processes.

When an anomaly is detected, the system assesses related disaster indicators using depth-first traversal and natural-fission rules to support targeted forecasting. By linking early-warning indicators through correlation analysis, the invention aims to enable multidimensional assessment and earlier trend prediction.

Career Highlights

Hu’s listed work focuses on applying predictive models and relationships among hazard indicators to coal-mine safety. His patent describes a framework for combining information about multiple potential disasters rather than evaluating each indicator in isolation.

Collaborations

Hu’s listed coworkers include Haitao Sun and Zhigang Zhang. His work is associated with CCTEG Chongqing Research Institute.

Conclusion

Yunbing Hu’s patented early-warning system combines indicator relationships, anomaly detection, and trend forecasting to support integrated coal-mine disaster analysis.