GB/T 45979-2025
ActiveTechnical code of practice for dynamic monitoring of coal mining subsidence area by satellite remote sensing
采煤沉陷区卫星遥感动态监测技术规程
Application Summary AI generated
This standard specifies the technical requirements for using satellite remote sensing to dynamically monitor land subsidence caused by coal mining. It is applied in the mining industry and geological surveying sectors to detect, measure, and track changes in subsidence areas over time. The code supports environmental management, risk assessment, and land reclamation planning by providing standardized methods for data acquisition, processing, and analysis.
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