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The in-situ monitoring technology for overburden movement in mining has the features of adapting to complex geological conditions in deep shaft high pressure water and thick coal seam mining, multi layer dynamic monitoring, and high-precision remote real-time online transmission. It provides effective data support for mining enterprises to carry out roof disaster prevention and control. Starting from the practical background of coal mining application, this paper systematically reviews the development process, technological progress, and application effects of in-situ monitoring technology for overburden movement in mining. Based on the development history of mining pressure theory and overburden movement monitoring technology in China, this paper comprehensively introduces the important stages of in-situ monitoring technology for overburden movement in mining. It elaborates on the theoretical innovation and technological breakthroughs achieved by this technology in three aspects: multidimensional real-time collaborative monitoring, unmanned online monitoring, and deep rock movement monitoring. Based on the monitoring engineering examples of coal mines such as Bulianta Coal Mine, Tongxin Coal Mine, and Gaojiabao Coal Mine, the effectiveness of in-situ monitoring technology for overburden movement in mining is demonstrated in practical engineering applications. The application prospects of this technology in different types of mining areas and research fields are discussed. It is pointed out that the development trend of in-situ monitoring technology for overburden movement in mining is precision, intelligence, and integration, namely optimizing sensor performance and layout plans to improve monitoring precision and accuracy, using artificial intelligence, big data, and Internet of things technology to achieve automatic analysis and prediction, combining the in-situ monitoring technology with other technologies to form a complete monitoring system.

This paper focuses on the high-quality detection of hidden safety hazards in transmission and OPGW lines, and adopts neural network technology as the research basis. A Faster-R-CNN network structure model is constructed to realize end-to-end target detection by combining RPN and Fast-R-CNN network structure. To further improve the detection accuracy, the BAM algorithm is introduced to enhance the Faster-R-CNN, to realize the accurate detection of hidden dangers in transmission and OPGW lines. This paper also compares the performance of the traditional and improved algorithms, and explores the practical application effect of the constructed model in depth. The experimental results show that the enhanced Faster-R-CNN algorithm significantly improves the correctness of observation in the sky and land regions, with an average accuracy mean value of about 26%, especially when observing field villages, factories, playgrounds, urban areas and swimming pools. Therefore, the improved algorithm proposed in this study effectively enhances the detection capability and accuracy of hidden safety hazards in transmission and OPGW lines.

Key Clinical Message: Large malignant breast phyllodes tumors are uncommon in clinical settings. Here, we report such a case to provide a reference for clinical work. A 48‐year‐old woman identified a lump in her right breast, which eventually grew up to 25 cm × 10 cm and began to rapidly bleed and ulcerate within 3 months. The patient had visible signs of anemia and significant emaciation as a result of the tumor's wasting effect and the protracted course of the disease. The patient underwent a modified radical mastectomy on the right breast. The pathology results obtained after surgery revealed a malignant phyllodes tumor. No adjuvant therapy, such as chemotherapy or radiation, was administered. The patient had no symptoms of tumor recurrence and complications from the surgery after a follow‐up of 9 months. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The technology of infrared dim- and small-target detection is irreplaceable in many fields, such as those of missile early warning systems and forest fire prevention, among others. However, numerous components interfere with infrared imaging, presenting challenges for achieving successful detection of infrared dim and small targets with a low rate of false alarms. Hence, we propose a new infrared dim- and small-target detection network, Multiscale Feature Extraction U-Net for Infrared Dim- and Small-Target Detection (MFEU-Net), which can accurately detect targets in complex backgrounds. It uses the U-Net structure, and the encoders and decoders consist of ReSidual U-block and Inception, allowing rich multiscale feature information to be extracted. Thus, the effectiveness of algorithms in detecting very small-sized targets can be improved. In addition, through the multidimensional channel and spatial attention mechanism, the model can be adjusted to focus more on the target area in the image, improving its extraction of target information and detection performance in different scenarios. The experimental results show that our proposed algorithm outperforms other advanced algorithms in detection performance. On the MFIRST, SIRST, and IRSTD-1k datasets, we achieved detection rates of 0.864, 0.962, and 0.965; IoU values of 0.514, 0.671, and 0.630; and false alarm rates of 3.08 × 10 − 5 , 2.61 × 10 − 6 , and 1.81 × 10 − 5 , respectively. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]