Construction Methods of Knowledge Graph and Domain-Specific LLM for Coal Mine Rockburst

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Coal mine rockburst is a complex dynamic disaster induced by the accumulation and sudden release of energy during underground coal extraction. With the continuous increase in mining depth and intensity, both the frequency and severity of rockburst incidents have shown a significant upward trend, posing growing threats to mine safety, equipment integrity, and production continuity. Despite extensive research, the prevention and control of rockburst still face major challenges, including fragmented multi-source heterogeneous data, knowledge silos across systems, limited causal chain reasoning, and difficulties in timely and accurate decision-making. These issues hinder the comprehensive understanding of disaster mechanisms and reduce the effectiveness of prevention strategies. To address these limitations, this study proposes a systematic framework for constructing and enhancing a coal mine rockburst knowledge graph supported by a domain-specific large language model. The framework integrates multi-source data fusion, ontology-driven semantic modeling, and causal reasoning to establish a structured and machine-understandable representation of rockburst-related knowledge. Meanwhile, the domain-specific large language model is employed to improve knowledge extraction, enhance node semantics, support intelligent question answering, and enable dynamic updating of the knowledge graph. By combining the strengths of knowledge graphs and large language models, the proposed approach provides a unified platform for knowledge governance in the rockburst domain. It effectively improves the accessibility, interpretability, and analytical depth of rockburst-related knowledge, offering strong support for risk assessment, disaster prediction, and intelligent decision-making in coal mine safety management.

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coal mine rockburstknowledge graphdomain-specific large language modelcausal reasoningmulti-source data fusionknowledge governanceintelligent decision support

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Published
12 January 2026
Issue date
12 January 2026
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Vol. 26, No. 1 (2026)
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