This paper introduces a real-time decision-making model for drilling site selection, leveraging three-dimensional convolutional neural networks (3D CNNs). The model is devised to mitigate multi-source errors and enhance the success rate of drilling operations. Through the generation of local three-dimensional geological structure maps, the model achieves a precise depiction of the geological structure within the drilling area. Moreover, it integrates various factors such as terrain slope and rock distribution to formulate the drilling site selection decision-making model. Experimental validation demonstrates that the model exhibits high accuracy and real-time efficiency in lunar soil excavation tasks. The research not only provides robust support for lunar exploration endeavors but also furnishes valuable insights for optimal decision-making in deep space exploration and resource utilization domains.

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Framework Design of a Real-Time Decision Support System for Drilling Site Selection Based on Three-Dimensional Dynamic Mapping

  • Minying He,
  • Zhi Wang,
  • Shijing He,
  • Peng Zhang,
  • Zhiyi Yan,
  • Ming Yang

摘要

This paper introduces a real-time decision-making model for drilling site selection, leveraging three-dimensional convolutional neural networks (3D CNNs). The model is devised to mitigate multi-source errors and enhance the success rate of drilling operations. Through the generation of local three-dimensional geological structure maps, the model achieves a precise depiction of the geological structure within the drilling area. Moreover, it integrates various factors such as terrain slope and rock distribution to formulate the drilling site selection decision-making model. Experimental validation demonstrates that the model exhibits high accuracy and real-time efficiency in lunar soil excavation tasks. The research not only provides robust support for lunar exploration endeavors but also furnishes valuable insights for optimal decision-making in deep space exploration and resource utilization domains.