NUCLEAR TECHNIQUES, Volume. 47, Issue 9, 090201(2024)
Simulation study on shallow and deep geological structures based on muon imaging technology
Fig. 1. Muon energy spectrum (a) and muon flux spectrum (b) at different depths in rocks
Fig. 2. Imaging results of materials with different density contrasts (a), average density at azimuth angles with a zenith angle of 20° (b)
Fig. 3. Diagram of volcano model (a) and the position of the detectors in a volcano top view (b)
Fig. 4. Opacity distribution of volcanic model obtained by detector 1 (a), detector 2 (b), detector 3 (c) and detector 4 (d)
Fig. 5. After considering the background noise, the opacity distribution of volcanic model obtained by detector 1 (a), detector 2 (b), detector 3 (c) and detector 4 (d)
Fig. 6. Density distribution of volcanic model obtained by detector 1 (a), detector 2 (b), detector 3 (c) and detector 4 (d)
Fig. 7. After considering the background noise, the density distribution of volcanic model obtained by detector 1 (a), detector 2 (b), detector 3 (c) and detector 4 (d)
Fig. 9. Imaging results of gold mines of different scales at a depth of 600 m underground(a) Opacity distribution, (b) Density distribution
Fig. 10. After considering the background noise, imaging results of gold mines of different scales at a depth of 600 m underground(a) Opacity distribution, (b) Density distribution
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Wancheng XIAO, Siyuan LUO, Lie HE, Yuchen LIU, Longxiang YIN, Haifeng ZHANG, Yuchen ZOU, Xiaodong WANG. Simulation study on shallow and deep geological structures based on muon imaging technology[J]. NUCLEAR TECHNIQUES, 2024, 47(9): 090201
Category: ACCELERATOR, RAY TECHNOLOGY AND APPLICATIONS
Received: Sep. 29, 2023
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Published Online: Nov. 13, 2024
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