Monitoring, Process Control and Prevention Measures for Safety Problems in Coal Mining

With the gradual depletion of coal resources and the increasing exploitation intensity of these resources in mining areas, coal mining has entered a phase of deep mining. In deep environments, the coal and rock mass in the "three high and one low" stress environment will have a more intense mechanical response, accompanied by more serious engineering disasters, such as coal and gas outbursts, rock bursts, gas dust explosions, roadway deformation, and other disaster problems.The aim is to clarify the latest progress made in coal mine safety monitoring, process control, and disaster prevention, and to further identify the common characteristics and development trends of this Special Issue in terms of theoretical understanding, key technologies, and engineering practice, thereby providing references for future research and coal mine safety production.