Safety prerequisite for coal mine using Wireless Sensor Technique and Artificial Intelligence Technology

Amar Nath Singh, Bikash Narayan Naik

Abstract


Coal mines are the great source of goods for which we are highly dependent. It plays a vital role for the development of growth of nation. Here in this paper we are focusing over the safety prerequisite for the coal mines. As we know that now a day’s Wireless sensor networks (WSN) and the Modern Artificial Intelligence technique are good at security monitoring in coal mine[2]. By using these techniques we can easily detect diverse parameters, which can reduce human and material losses. In Coal mine we usually found  pivotal parameters which include Dust, Temperature, Wind Speed (WindS), various poisons Gases. So before the mining we should also look for the safety prerequisites for the miners. Here in this paper we have taken some referential data and by utilizing that we have tried to increase the  effectiveness of the proposed approach.

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