KR101654640B1 - Sensing apparatus for seismic wave by current-triggered - Google Patents

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KR101654640B1
KR101654640B1 KR1020160027149A KR20160027149A KR101654640B1 KR 101654640 B1 KR101654640 B1 KR 101654640B1 KR 1020160027149 A KR1020160027149 A KR 1020160027149A KR 20160027149 A KR20160027149 A KR 20160027149A KR 101654640 B1 KR101654640 B1 KR 101654640B1
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Abstract

The present invention relates to a current trigger type seismic wave sensing apparatus and method, and more particularly, to a current trigger type seismic wave sensing apparatus and method that converts an analog trigger signal of a trigger sensor unit 110 that detects an acoustic wave into a digital trigger signal, A tree rejection unit 100 for converting a trigger signal into a wireless digital communication signal through a wireless digital transmission and reception unit 140 and transmitting the wireless digital communication signal, The position information of the trigger sensor unit 110 is stored and then the acoustic wave detection signal received from each of the plurality of water samplers 300 is received according to the received digital trigger signal, And a probe main body unit 200 for detecting the probe.

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TECHNICAL FIELD [0001] The present invention relates to a seismic wave sensing apparatus,

The present invention relates to a current trigger type seismic wave exploration apparatus and method, and more particularly, to a current trigger type seismic wave exploration apparatus and method capable of detecting a correct position of a trigger sensor by transmitting and receiving a trigger signal wirelessly, ≪ / RTI >

Generally, the current-triggered seismic surveying apparatus includes a trigger for informing the start point of the seismic wave collection, a plurality of water depth detectors for sensing the seismic wave, And a probe main body for collecting, monitoring, and storing the received elastic wave data.

Conventionally, a wired method using a trigger wire is adopted to transmit a trigger signal to the probe body in the trigger. In the conventional wired method, installation is not easy as the distance between the trigger and the main body of the probe is large, and when there is an obstacle such as a road or a building between the main body of the probe and the probe, the installation is not easy.

In view of such a problem, a device and a method for wirelessly transmitting and receiving a trigger signal have been proposed.

Korean Patent No. 10-063808 (Registered on Feb. 9, 2007) discloses a method and device for transmitting an acoustic wave generation signal in a seismic wave sensing to a receiving unit by remote wireless communication. A trigger signal for detecting the acoustic wave generation signal is transmitted to a remote And transmission through wireless communication is described.

More specifically, Korean Patent Registration No. 10-063808 discloses an acoustic wave generating signal detecting apparatus for detecting an acoustic wave generating signal and a wireless signal generating means for transmitting a wireless signal corresponding to an acoustic wave generating signal using an acoustic wave generating signal provided from the acoustic wave generating signal detecting apparatus And a wireless communication device for receiving a wireless signal, the wireless communication device comprising: a receiver for generating a trigger pulse signal when a received wireless signal corresponds to an acoustic wave generated signal; And a receiver control unit to which a signal is supplied.

A photocoupler is provided in the transmission unit. The photocoupler at this time informs the time when the elastic wave signal is detected and supplied. When a driving signal is applied by the photocoupler, a signal corresponding to a specific character is transmitted from the micom to the wireless communication transmitter .

The reception unit generates a trigger pulse signal when a signal corresponding to a specific character received through the wireless communication transmission apparatus is received, and upon receiving the generated trigger pulse signal, the reception unit control apparatus receives the first acoustic wave signal .

Although the above-mentioned patent describes that the trigger signal can be transmitted by 'remote wireless communication', a specific example of wireless communication is not described, and the 'remote wireless communication' Amplitude Modulation) and SSD (Single Side Band), there is a possibility that noise may be introduced due to surrounding facilities or components of the ground.

For example, in an environment where a high-voltage line passes, a high current region such as an industrial complex, or a region where minerals such as magnetite, iron ore, tourmaline, or coal are induced to change magnetic fields or electric fields, It may happen that the viewpoint can not be detected.

Another problem with the above patent is that it can not automatically detect the exact position of the trigger sensor that detects the trigger. The position of the trigger sensor indicates that the first seismic wave is detected at the corresponding position, which is an important factor in preparing the time and distance table for analyzing the section of the stratum. Conventionally, the user inputs the position information directly at the position of the trigger sensor There is a problem that the reliability is deteriorated.

In addition, since the body of the probe and the trigger sensor are far from each other and smooth communication is required between the workers on both sides, workers use a radio or a mobile phone to communicate with each other. However, There is a problem in that communication can not be smoothly performed due to the deterioration of the communication quality.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made to solve the above problems and provides a current trigger type seismic wave exploration apparatus and method for transmitting and receiving detection of a trigger signal wirelessly and enabling reliable detection of a trigger signal regardless of an external environment have.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a current trigger type seismic wave sensing apparatus and method that can accurately detect the position of a trigger sensor and wirelessly transmit the position of the detected trigger sensor.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a current trigger type seismic wave exploration apparatus and method that can be communicated easily by the operator located on the side of the probe and on both sides of the trigger.

According to an aspect of the present invention, there is provided a current-triggered seismic exploration apparatus that converts an analog trigger signal of a trigger sensor unit that detects an acoustic wave into a digital trigger signal, A tree rejection unit 100 for converting the digital trigger signal into a wireless digital communication signal through a wireless digital transmission and reception unit 140 and transmitting the wireless digital communication signal, After the position information of the trigger sensor unit 110 is separated, the position information of the trigger sensor unit 110 is stored and an acoustic wave detection signal received from each of the plurality of water samplers 300 is received according to the received digital trigger signal And a probe body unit 200 for storing and analyzing the probe.

The current triggered seismic survey method of the present invention includes the steps of: a) moving the tree reject 100 and the probe main body 200 to a predetermined position, and setting the tree reject 100 and the probe main body 200 as calls B) when an elastic wave is detected by the trigger sensor unit 110 of the tree rejection unit 100 in a state where the tree reject unit 100 and the probe body unit 200 are installed at a predetermined position, C) outputting the analog trigger signal to a digital trigger signal and outputting the analog trigger signal to the digital processing unit 120. d) transmitting the analog trigger signal to the wireless digital transceiver 140 E) transmitting the processed digital digital trigger signal to the wireless digital transmitting / receiving unit 210 (210) of the probe main body unit (200) by processing the position information detected by the GPS sensor (130) ) To d) Receiving the wireless digital communication signal of the trigger sensor unit 110 and separating the position information and the digital trigger signal, f) acquiring accurate position information of the trigger sensor unit 110 by storing the separated position information, g) And controlling the search controller 240 receiving the digital trigger signal or the predetermined digital signal to store the elastic frequencies received from the plurality of surveyors 300. [

According to an embodiment of the present invention, an apparatus and method for detecting a current triggered seismic wave converts an analog trigger signal generated by detecting an elastic wave in a tree rejection into a digital trigger signal, converts the analog trigger signal into a wireless digital communication signal, It is possible to transmit the trigger signal without using it, so that the installation work is very easy. Especially, the noise is not generated by the surrounding environment by using the digital communication signal, and therefore the reliability of the trigger detection is improved .

In the present invention, when a GPS sensor capable of detecting an accurate position is added to the trigger, and the trigger signal of the tree rejection is detected by the trigger sensor, the position information is converted into a wireless digital communication signal together with the trigger signal, It is possible to obtain highly reliable trigger sensor position information without inputting the position information of the trigger sensor, and it is possible to accurately analyze the section of the stratum using the trigger sensor position information.

Further, according to the present invention, means for supporting digital voice communication is added to each of the trigger and the probe main body, enabling smooth communication between the workers on the tree rejection side and the probe body side without carrying a separate device, There is an effect that convenience can be improved.

1 is a block diagram of a current trigger type seismic exploration apparatus according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.
2 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration example of wireless digital transceivers that can be applied to the present invention.
3 is a block diagram of a current trigger type seismic wave exploration apparatus according to another embodiment of the present invention.
4 is a flowchart of a current triggered seismic exploration method according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS A current-triggered seismic wave exploration apparatus and method according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

1 is a block diagram of a current trigger type seismic exploration apparatus according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 1, the current-triggered seismic exploration apparatus according to the preferred embodiment of the present invention converts an analog trigger signal of a trigger sensor unit 110, which detects an acoustic wave, into a digital trigger signal, And a trigger sensor unit 110 receiving the digital trigger signal from the tree rejection unit 100. The tree rejection unit 100 transmits the digital trigger signal to a wireless digital communication unit 140, And a probe main body 200 for receiving and storing the elastic wave detection signals received from each of the plurality of water jacks 300 according to the received digital trigger signal.

Hereinafter, the configuration and operation of the current trigger type seismic wave exploration apparatus according to the preferred embodiment of the present invention will be described in more detail.

First, the tree rejection 100 and the probe main body 200 are installed to be spaced apart from each other in the range of the ground layer to be surveyed. The tree rejection 100 is for detecting an initially generated seismic wave and transmitting the seismic wave detection point to the probe main body 200.

For this, the tree rejection unit 100 includes a trigger sensor unit 110 for detecting an elastic wave, a digital processing unit 120 for converting an analog trigger signal into a digital trigger signal, And a wireless digital transmission / reception unit 140 for transmission.

In addition, a GPS sensor 130 is included to detect the accurate position of the trigger sensor unit 110.

The trigger sensor 110 senses a hit of a hammer or an explosion of an explosive at a shot point, and is preferably located as close as possible to a shot point.

The trigger sensor unit 110 may use at least two of an accelerometer, a mercury switch, a pressure gauge, and a water depth detector, an accelerometer, a mercury switch, a pressure gauge, and a water depth detector.

When an acoustic wave is detected by the trigger sensor unit 110, the trigger sensor unit 110 generates an analog trigger signal, which is an analog current signal. The analog trigger signal is input to the digital processing unit 120 and converted into a digital trigger signal .

The digital processing unit 120 may convert the digital signal into a digital signal through a pulse generator or an encoder, or may generate and output a predetermined digital signal using a microprocessor. The above promised digital signal may be a digital signal of a specific length of '011010', and the reference time (O. Omsec) at which the elastic wave is initially received by the input of the digital trigger signal or the promised digital signal can be set.

Since other information such as the size of the trigger signal detected by the trigger sensor unit 110 is not a main consideration, since the trigger signal is a signal indicating the start of the detection of the acoustic wave, when the analog processor 120 receives the analog trigger signal And the digital signal is output through the digital processing unit 120 to notify that the seismic wave detection is started.

Next, under the control of the controller 150, the current position information detected by the GPS sensor 130 is transmitted to the wireless digital transceiver 140 along with the digital trigger signal.

The wireless digital transceiver 140 converts the digital trigger signal and the position information data into a wireless digital communication signal in accordance with the set digital communication method and transmits the wireless digital communication signal.

The above-mentioned digital communication method can use one of known digital communication methods such as pulse code modulation (PCM) and time division multiplexing (TDM).

Next, the wireless digital transmission / reception unit 210 provided in the probe main body unit 200 receives the wireless digital communication signal transmitted from the tree rejection unit 100, and transmits the digital trigger signal, which is two components of the received wireless digital communication signal, Separate location information data.

The position information data separated from the received wireless digital communication signal is stored in the data storage unit 260. The digital trigger signal extracted from the received wireless digital signal is input to the search control unit 240 and the search control unit 240 ) Controls the start of reception of the acoustic wave in accordance with the input of the digital trigger signal.

That is, a current signal generated as a result of detecting an elastic wave in each of the plurality of water depths 300 is received, and the distance of each water depth meter 300 and the time at which the elastic wave is detected in each water depth meter 300, .

At this time, even if the operator does not manually input the position information of the trigger sensor unit 110, the accurate position information of the trigger sensor unit 110 is automatically input, thereby enabling more accurate and reliable probing.

2 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration example of wireless digital transceivers that can be applied to the present invention.

2, the wireless digital transceiver 140 provided in the tree rejecting unit 100 includes a sampler 141, a quantizer 142, an encoder 143, and a pulse generator 144 And the wireless digital transceiver 210 of the probe main body 200 includes a signal detector 211, a decoder 212 and a filter 213 .

Such a configuration example is a configuration for digital wireless communication using a pulse code modulation (PCM) scheme. The wireless digital communication schemes other than the pulse code modulation can be easily applied to the present invention.

In the above configuration, the tree rejection 100 has only a function of wireless digital transmission, and the probe main body unit 200 can perform a desired operation even if it has only a wireless digital receiving function. However, It is preferable that the tree reject 100 and the probe main body 200 can transmit and receive wireless digital signals in both directions.

3 is a block diagram of a current trigger type seismic wave exploration apparatus according to another embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 3, the current-triggered seismic exploration apparatus according to another embodiment of the present invention converts an analog trigger signal of a trigger sensor unit 110, which detects an acoustic wave, into a digital trigger signal, And a digital trigger signal transmitting unit for transmitting the position information of the trigger sensor unit 110 and the trigger signal received from the tree reject unit 100 to the wireless digital transmission / reception unit 140, And a probe main body 200 for receiving, storing, and analyzing the acoustic wave detection signals received from each of the plurality of water receivers 300 according to the received digital trigger signal,

And is configured to enable voice communication between the operator and the tree rejecting unit 100 and the probe main body unit 200.

Specifically, the tree rejecting unit 100 and the probe main body unit 200 are provided with voice input / output units 180 and 280, respectively, for inputting a voice of a worker and for listening to the voice of another worker, And a voice signal processing unit 160, 270 for converting the analog voice signal inputted through each of the voice signals 180, 280 into a digital signal, converting the received digital voice signal into an analog voice signal, and outputting the analog voice signal.

In addition, channel selectors 170 and 220 may be provided in the tree rejection unit 100 and the probe main body unit 200, respectively, so that voice data and the digital trigger signal described in the foregoing embodiments may be selected and wirelessly transmitted and received.

The process of securing the installation position of the probe main body unit 200 and setting the tree rejection 100 and the plurality of water depths 300 at a position apart from the probe main body unit 200 before starting the exploration using the present invention Communication necessary for work among the workers is required.

In order for the operator on the probe main body 200 side and the operator on the tree rejection 100 side to communicate with each other, the channel selectors 220 and 170 of the probe main body 200 and the tree reject 100 are set to voice communication channels The user can input voice through each of the voice input / output units 280 and 180 and confirm the voice of the other party. Each of the voice input / output units 280 and 180 may be micro-structured with a speaker.

The voice signal of the operator of the tree rejection unit 100 inputted through the microphone of the voice input / output unit 180 of the tree rejection unit 100 is converted into a digital signal by the voice signal processing unit 160, Converted into a wireless digital signal and transmitted to the wireless digital transmission / reception unit 210 of the probe main unit 200. The wireless digital signal is converted into an analog signal by the audio signal processing unit 270, To the operator of the probe body 200 through the speaker of the probe.

It can be easily understood that the voice signal of the operator on the side of the probe main body 200 can be transmitted to the operator of the tree rejection 100 on the contrary.

As described above, in the installation process of the probe unit 200 and the tree reject 100, the present invention can support communication between the operators without any additional apparatus, thereby improving usability.

4 is a flowchart of a method of exploring a current trigger method according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 4 and FIGS. 1 to 3, a current trigger method according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention includes moving the tree reject 100 and the probe main body 200 to a predetermined position, (100) and the probe main body part (200) in a state where the tree rejection (100) and the probe main body part (200) (S20) of outputting an analog trigger signal when an acoustic wave is detected by the trigger sensor unit 110 of the digital signal processor 120. The digital processor 120 receiving the analog trigger signal of step S20 outputs the analog trigger signal as a digital trigger signal (S30) of outputting a predetermined digital signal, and a step S30 of outputting a predetermined digital signal to the wireless digital transceiver 140. The wireless digital transceiver 140 receives the position information detected by the GPS sensor 130 and the digital trigger signal or the GPS sensor 130, The detected position (S40) of processing the digital signal in step S30 and processing the digital signal in step S30, and receiving the wireless digital signal in step S40 in the wireless digital transceiver 210 of the probe main unit 200, (S50) of separating the position information and the digital trigger signal or separating the position information and the promised digital signal, and acquiring accurate position information of the trigger sensor unit 110 by storing the separated position information And a step S70 of the exploration control unit 240 receiving the digital trigger signal or the promised digital signal to store the detection signal received from the plurality of surveyors 300. [

Hereinafter, a method of detecting a current trigger method according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention will be described in more detail as follows.

First, in step S10, the tree rejecting unit 100 and the probe main body unit 200 are moved to a position matching the purpose of the probe. Further, the surveyors 300 are disposed at predetermined intervals from the probe main body 200 toward the tree reject 100.

In the process of installing the tree rejecting unit 100 and the probe main body unit 200, workers on both sides need to communicate with each other. At this time, the tree rejecting unit 100 and the probe main body unit 200) can be used to make a call.

The operator of the probe main body unit 200 and the operator of the tree rejection unit 100 communicate with each other through the channel selection units 220 and 170 of the probe main body unit 200 and the tree rejection unit 100, And inputs the voice through each of the voice input / output units 280 and 180, and confirms the voice of the other party. Each of the voice input / output units 280 and 180 may be micro-structured with a speaker.

The voice signal of the operator of the tree rejection unit 100 inputted through the microphone of the voice input / output unit 180 of the tree rejection unit 100 is converted into a digital signal by the voice signal processing unit 160, Converted into a wireless digital signal and transmitted to the wireless digital transmission / reception unit 210 of the probe main unit 200. The wireless digital signal is converted into an analog signal by the audio signal processing unit 270, To the operator of the probe body 200 through the speaker of the probe.

It can be easily understood that the voice signal of the operator on the side of the probe main body 200 can be transmitted to the operator of the tree rejection 100 on the contrary.

Then, in step S20, when the trigger sensor unit 110 detects an acoustic wave, it outputs an analog trigger signal. The trigger sensor unit 110 of the tree rejection unit 100 detects the impact of a hammer or explosive explosion at a shot point and determines a more accurate trigger point by being located as close as possible to the shot point .

The trigger sensor unit 110 may use at least two of an accelerometer, a mercury switch, a pressure gauge, and a water depth detector, an accelerometer, a mercury switch, a pressure gauge, and a water depth detector,

Then, in step S30, when the analog trigger signal of step S20 is input to the digital processing unit 120, a digital trigger signal obtained by converting the analog trigger signal into a digital signal is output according to the configuration of the digital processing unit 120, And outputs a digital signal.

This is based on whether the digital processing unit 120 is a configuration of an analog-to-digital converter or a configuration of a microcomputer that outputs a promised digital signal according to an input of an analog signal.

Next, in step S40, the current position information detected by the GPS sensor 130 under the control of the controller 150 is input to the wireless digital transceiver 140 together with the digital trigger signal or the promised digital signal, Unit 140 transmits the digital trigger signal and the position information data or the appointed digital signal and the position information data in a wireless digital communication signal in accordance with the set digital communication method.

The above-mentioned digital communication method can use one of known digital communication methods such as pulse code modulation (PCM) and time division multiplexing (TDM).

Next, in step S50, the wireless digital transmission / reception unit 210 provided in the probe main body unit 200 receives the wireless digital communication signal transmitted from the tree rejection unit 100, Separates the digital trigger signal (or the promised digital signal).

Then, in step S60, the separated position information is stored in the data storage unit 260 to acquire accurate position information of the trigger sensor unit 110. FIG.

In step S70, the search controller 240 receives the digital trigger signal or the digital signal, and transmits the elastic frequency received from the plurality of receivers 300 to the data storage unit 260 250).

Through the above steps, the current-triggered seismic wave detection method of the present invention can prevent generation of noise due to the surrounding environment by using a wireless digital communication signal, automatically input the accurate position of the trigger sensor unit 110, When installing a current trigger type seismic wave sensing device, which is another aspect of the present invention, operators can make calls without carrying other communication means.

It will be apparent to those skilled in the art that various modifications and variations can be made in the present invention without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention will be.

100: Tree rejection 110: Trigger sensor unit
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250: elastic wave receiving unit 260: data storage unit
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A digital processor 120 for converting an analog trigger signal of the trigger sensor 110 to a digital trigger signal, a GPS sensor 130 for detecting position information of the trigger sensor 110, A voice signal processor 160 for converting the voice signal input through the voice input / output unit 180 into a digital voice signal, converting the received digital voice signal to an analog signal and outputting the analog voice signal through the voice input / output unit 180, A channel selector 170 for selecting a channel for transmitting and receiving a processed voice signal in the signal processor 160 or a channel for transmitting and receiving the digital trigger signal, A wireless digital transmission / reception unit 140 for transmitting the position information of the trigger sensor unit 110 detected by the GPS sensor 130, A tree rejection 100; And
A navigation control unit 240 for controlling the elastic wave receiving unit 250 to receive the elastic wave data detected by the watercookers 300 according to the reception of the digital trigger signal and storing the received elastic wave data in the data storage unit 260, A voice signal processing unit 270 for converting the voice signal input through the voice input / output unit 280 into a digital voice signal, converting the received digital voice signal to an analog signal and outputting the analog voice signal through the voice input / output unit 280, A channel selection unit 220 for selecting a channel for transmitting and receiving the processed voice signal or the channel for transmitting and receiving the digital trigger signal from the tree rejection unit 270, And stores the signal and the position information data in the data storage unit 260 and stores the voice signal or digital trigger signal selected by the channel selection unit 220 in a non- Probe body portion current triggered seismic device, it characterized in that the configuring (200) comprises a wireless digital transmission and reception unit 210 for transmitting and receiving converted into digital communication signals.
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