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The invention relates to the technical field of data identification and processing, in particular to a BIM-based building stability real-time monitoring method, which comprises the following steps: acquiring humidity data of each position of the bottom of a foundation pit, acquiring an original point according to the humidity data of each position of the bottom of the foundation pit at the current moment, and further dividing all the humidity data into at least two cluster clusters; constructing a ray by taking the original point as a starting point, and acquiring an output value of humidity data of each position on the ray so as to obtain a water seepage boundary line; obtaining a serious water seepage path according to the origin and the water seepage boundary line; obtaining the integral water seepage coefficient of the serious water seepage path according to the function model; inputting a trained neural network according to the serious water seepage path corresponding to the original point at each moment and the overall water seepage coefficient to obtain a predicted overall water seepage coefficient of the original point, and judging whether a building corresponding to the foundation pit is stable or not according to the predicted overall water seepage coefficient of the original point; the obtained stability result is more timely and has higher accuracy.
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Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of data identification processing, in particular to a BIM-based building stability real-time monitoring method.
Background
When the excavation depth of a building foundation pit is lower than the water level below the bottom of the foundation pit, the phenomenon that bottom water rushes into the foundation pit can be caused, the water rushing into the foundation pit generally comes from surrounding rocks and the bottom of the pit, if a confined aquifer is arranged at a shallow part below the bottom surface of the foundation pit, the thickness of a watertight layer at the top of the confined aquifer can be continuously reduced along with the increase of the excavation depth of the foundation pit, the strength is also continuously reduced, and when the water head pressure of the aquifer is greater than the strength of the watertight layer, the confined water can break through the bottom of the foundation pit and rush into the foundation pit, so that the obvious water seepage phenomenon appears at the bottom of the foundation pit.
When the infiltration phenomenon appears in the foundation ditch, can cause very big hidden danger to the stability of building, current through the visual image whether have infiltration phenomenon to detect the time of foundation ditch bottom, although detection efficiency is great, it is not objective enough only to rely on the data analysis of visual image, very easily has the error, and is great to building stability influence.
Disclosure of Invention
In order to solve the above technical problems, the present invention aims to provide a building stability real-time monitoring method based on BIM, and the adopted technical scheme is as follows:
one embodiment of the invention provides a BIM-based building stability real-time monitoring method, which comprises the following steps:
arranging a humidity-sensitive capacitor at the bottom of the foundation pit for acquiring humidity data of each position of the bottom of the foundation pit;
acquiring the ratio of the humidity data of each position of the bottom of the foundation pit at the current moment to the humidity data of the adjacent positions of the foundation pit, acquiring an original point according to the ratio, and dividing all the humidity data into at least two cluster clusters according to the original point and the humidity data of each position;
constructing a ray by taking the original point as an initial point, acquiring an output value of humidity data of each position on the ray, and obtaining a water seepage boundary line based on the output value; obtaining a serious water seepage path according to the origin and the water seepage boundary line;
presetting a calculation function, substituting the humidity data of each position on the serious seepage path into the calculation function to obtain a function model of an optimal solution, performing derivation on the function model to obtain the seepage coefficient of each position on the serious seepage path, and obtaining the overall seepage coefficient of the serious seepage path according to the average value of the seepage coefficients of all the positions;
the method comprises the steps of obtaining a serious seepage path and an integral seepage coefficient corresponding to an original point in a foundation pit bottom at each moment, inputting the integral seepage coefficient of the original point into a neural network finished by training at each moment, obtaining a predicted integral seepage coefficient of the original point, and judging whether a building corresponding to the foundation pit is stable or not according to the predicted integral seepage coefficient of the original point.
Preferably, the step of obtaining the origin according to the ratio includes:
if the ratio of the humidity data of the current position to the humidity data of the neighborhood position is larger than 1, the current position is the original point; the neighborhood location includes eight neighboring locations to the current location.
Preferably, the step of dividing all humidity data into at least two clusters according to the origin and the humidity data at each position includes:
and taking the original point as a core point, taking the difference value of the humidity data between every two positions as a distance, and carrying out a DBSCAN clustering algorithm based on a preset searching radius, the core point and the distance between every two positions to obtain at least two clustering clusters.
Preferably, the step of acquiring an output value of the humidity data at each position on the ray includes:
substituting the humidity data of each position on the ray into a calculation formula to obtain an output value of each position, wherein the calculation formula is as follows:
wherein,a position mark corresponding to each selected humidity data is represented;is shown asHumidity data corresponding to the position mark;representing a natural constant.
Preferably, the step of obtaining a water seepage boundary line based on the output value includes:
recording the position of which the output value is 0 for the first time as a boundary point, and acquiring the mean value of humidity data corresponding to all positions of which the output values are 0 on the ray as a first mean value;
acquiring mean values of humidity data of all positions in the cluster corresponding to the boundary point, recording the mean values as second mean values, calculating a difference value between the first mean value and the second mean values, and if the difference value is within a preset range, determining that a boundary line of the cluster where the boundary point is located is a water seepage boundary line;
if the difference value is not within the preset range, reconstructing a second ray with the original point as a starting point, wherein the direction of the second ray is different from that of the current ray, acquiring a new boundary point based on humidity data of each position on the second ray, acquiring a first mean value on the second ray and a second mean value of a cluster where the new boundary point on the second ray is located, calculating the difference value between the first mean value and the second mean value, judging whether the difference value is within the preset range, and repeating the steps until the difference value is within the preset range to obtain a water seepage boundary line.
Preferably, the step of obtaining a serious water seepage path according to the origin and the water seepage boundary line includes:
and selecting a point on the water seepage boundary line which is farthest away from the original point, wherein a connecting line between the position of the point and the position of the original point is a serious water seepage path.
Preferably, the step of deriving the function model to obtain the water permeability coefficient of each position on the severe water permeability path includes:
and substituting the humidity data of each position on the serious water seepage path into the derived function model to obtain a corresponding water seepage coefficient.
Preferably, the step of judging whether the building corresponding to the foundation pit is stable or not according to the predicted overall water permeability coefficient of the origin comprises:
presetting a water seepage coefficient threshold value and warning delay time, recording a time interval between the moment corresponding to the predicted overall water seepage coefficient and the current moment when the predicted overall water seepage coefficient is greater than the water seepage coefficient threshold value, and judging that the building corresponding to the foundation pit is unstable if the time interval is less than the warning delay time.
The invention has the following beneficial effects: according to the embodiment of the invention, the humidity data of each position at the bottom of the foundation pit is obtained for analysis, the analysis method for obtaining the humidity data through collection is more visual, the original point of the permeation position is found out based on the humidity data of each position, a plurality of clusters are obtained through division based on the original point and the humidity data, then the permeation boundary line is obtained through ray construction by the original point, analysis is carried out by combining the characteristics of the permeation point and the permeation surface, the permeation boundary line is more reliable and accurate, the serious permeation path obtained according to the permeation boundary line is more reasonable, the whole water permeability coefficient is obtained based on the humidity data of each position on the serious permeation path, the whole water permeability coefficient is predicted in the future based on the whole water permeability coefficient at each historical moment to obtain the predicted whole water permeability coefficient, building stability is judged according to the predicted whole water permeability coefficient, the obtaining means for predicting the whole water permeability coefficient is reasonable and reliable, therefore, the analysis based on the predicted whole water permeability coefficient is more timely, the analysis result is more accurate, the data is visual, and the error is smaller.
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Fig. 1 is a flow chart of a building stability real-time monitoring method based on BIM according to an embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 2 is a schematic diagram of a location distribution of clusters according to an embodiment of the present invention.
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To further illustrate the technical means and effects of the present invention for achieving the predetermined objects, the following description, in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and preferred embodiments, describes a building stability real-time monitoring method based on BIM according to the present invention, and the detailed implementation, structure, features and effects thereof are described in detail below. In the following description, the different references to "one embodiment" or "another embodiment" do not necessarily refer to the same embodiment. Furthermore, the particular features, structures, or characteristics may be combined in any suitable manner in one or more embodiments.
Unless defined otherwise, all technical and scientific terms used herein have the same meaning as commonly understood by one of ordinary skill in the art to which this invention belongs.
The embodiment of the invention predicts the permeation condition of the underground water at the bottom of the foundation pit to further detect the building stability, and because the underground water is slowly soaked in the wall at the bottom of the foundation pit, the soaking of the wall at the bottom of the foundation pit is generally started from a certain position, so the monitoring of the soaking of the bottom of the foundation pit by the embodiment of the invention is to analyze the soaking by using a water seepage origin.
The concrete scheme of the building stability real-time monitoring method based on the BIM provided by the invention is specifically described below by combining the attached drawings.
Referring to fig. 1, a flow chart of a building stability real-time monitoring method based on BIM according to an embodiment of the present invention is shown, where the method includes the following steps:
and S100, arranging a humidity sensitive capacitor at the bottom of the foundation pit for acquiring humidity data of each position of the bottom of the foundation pit.
Humidity sensitive capacitor is generally made with polymer film capacitor, because humidity sensitive capacitor's structural feature, its unable complete laminating is on the surface of foundation ditch bottom wall body, can have the air between humidity sensitive capacitor and the wall body surface, thereby can lead to the dielectric coefficient characterization to be the air, can lead to the air between humidity sensitive capacitor and the wall body to be filled by water when underground confined water infiltrates the wall body, and then can make humidity sensitive capacitor's dielectric coefficient take place obvious change, make its electric capacity that corresponds also change, and the change of capacitance variation and humidity is the direct ratio relation, consequently can adopt humidity sensitive capacitor to carry out data acquisition to the humidity of foundation ditch bottom wall body.
Because the bottom of the foundation pit eroded by the underground water is uneven, the distributed humidity-sensitive capacitor is adopted to monitor the surface humidity of the bottom of the foundation pit, the surface of the bottom of the foundation pit is divided into a plurality of unit areas, and each unit area in the embodiment of the invention is the area with the area of 1 square decimeter; arranging humidity-sensitive capacitors at four corners of an area with unit area size, namely arranging one humidity-sensitive capacitor at each position of the surface of the bottom of the foundation pit with an interval of 1 decimeter, and collecting humidity data of the current position; all humidity-sensitive capacitors at the bottom of the foundation pit form a humidity monitoring network covering the bottom of the foundation pit, and a corresponding humidity information network at the bottom of the foundation pit is obtained based on a BIM technology.
And recording the humidity data acquired by the humidity-sensitive capacitor at each position, wherein the recording frequency is once per minute, and the humidity data corresponding to each position at one minute interval can be obtained.
Step S200, acquiring the ratio of the humidity data of each position of the bottom of the foundation pit at the current moment to the humidity data of the adjacent position, acquiring an original point according to the ratio, and dividing all the humidity data into at least two clusters according to the original point and the humidity data of each position.
Considering the restriction of local geological conditions, a large amount of confined water is restricted by the change of the pressure at the bottom of a water layer, so that the building materials are eroded by the water gushing on the underground water, and the bottom has obvious water seepage; the strength of the building is affected when the building is in a high-humidity environment for a long time, so that the building is not stable enough; and when the seepage quantity of the pressure-bearing water layer is larger, the water of the pressure-bearing layer gradually permeates from the seepage point to the point and the surface in the seepage process, so that the underground water immersion origin can be obtained based on the humidity data of each position.
Specifically, for the current time, the humidity data corresponding to each position at the time can be obtained in step S100, and the humidity data at each position is analyzed: calculating the ratio of the humidity data of the current position to the humidity data corresponding to the eight neighborhood positions of the current position, if the ratio of the humidity data of the current position to the humidity data corresponding to the eight neighborhood positions adjacent to the current position is greater than 1, indicating that the humidity data of the current position is greater than the humidity data of the eight positions around the current position, and the humidity data is consistent with the characteristic that the underground water is gradually infiltrated into the original point to the periphery, marking the current position as the original point of the underground water, and marking the positions of all the original points; the groundwater from the origin is immersed in the light wall at the bottom of the pit, which may lead to a reduction in the stability of the building.
Further, clustering the humidity data of all positions based on the humidity data corresponding to each position at the bottom of the foundation pit, wherein the clustering method in the embodiment of the invention adopts a DBSCAN density clustering algorithm, an implementer sets a search radius by himself, the original point is taken as a core point, the search radius is used for judging whether the distance between every two positions meets the search radius, the distance between every two positions is marked as a corresponding humidity change condition, all the humidity data are further divided into at least two cluster clusters, the actual number of the cluster clusters is related to the search radius set by the implementer, the humidity change condition between every two positions is a difference value of the humidity data corresponding to the two positions, and the DBSCAN density clustering algorithm is the prior known technology and is not repeated in detail; because the water at the bottom of the foundation pit is infiltrated by the method and is characterized in that irregular gradual wetting is performed by points and surfaces, and the humidity is gradually reduced from the original point, the position corresponding to each humidity data in the clusters obtained at the bottom of the foundation pit forms an irregular annular region according to the corresponding cluster, as shown in fig. 2, a schematic diagram of the position distribution of each cluster is shown; the characteristics corresponding to the humidity data in each cluster are similar, so that the boundary line of every two clusters can be regarded as an equal humidity line, and the humidity data in the cluster corresponding to the equal humidity line are basically similar.
It should be noted that, because the DBSCAN density clustering algorithm performs range judgment in a clustering manner, when a plurality of origins appear, the final clustering result is not affected, and no matter how many origins appear, the water seepage manner is soaked from point to surface, and corresponding irregular annular region data can be obtained; since each origin is the point at which the humidity data begins to diverge, the origin is located at a more central position of the annular region.
Step S300, constructing a ray by taking an original point as a starting point, acquiring an output value of humidity data of each position on the ray, and obtaining a water seepage boundary line based on the output value; and obtaining a serious water seepage path according to the origin and the water seepage boundary line.
Due to the fact that the humidity-sensitive capacitor at the bottom of the foundation pit has high humidity data in a humid environment, the judgment of the boundary of water seepage is fuzzy while underground water continuously permeates, namely the sensitivity of the DBSCAN density clustering algorithm obtained in the step S200 is reduced, and therefore the actual water seepage boundary is judged by using the soft-argmax function according to continuous humidity data changes.
Firstly, constructing a ray by taking an origin in an irregular annular region as a starting point, wherein the direction of the ray is outward after passing through the annular region, and acquiring an output value of humidity data of each position on the ray, namely putting the humidity data of each position on the ray into the following calculation formula:
wherein,a position mark corresponding to each selected humidity data is represented;is shown asHumidity data corresponding to the position mark number;representing a natural constant.
Acquiring the output value of each humidity data by using soft-argmax function, and adjusting the humidityDetermining a critical value of the degree, wherein the output of the calculation formula is 1 under the trend that the data gradually decrease, and when the critical point is reached, the output of the calculation formula is 0, namely the humidity data of the position is the data which is not influenced by the groundwater infiltration, and on an actual groundwater influence path, the humidity of the position is probably caused by the humidity of the actual environment and is not caused by the groundwater infiltration; therefore, the water seepage boundary point can be obtained through the position with the output result of the calculation formula being 0, and the average value of the humidity corresponding to all the points which do not accord with the water seepage position on the ray is obtainedThe mean value isAnd recording as a first average value, wherein the first average value is the environmental humidity at the bottom of the foundation pit.
Further, a cluster where the water seepage boundary point is located is obtained, and the mean value corresponding to the humidity data of all the positions in the cluster is calculated and recorded as a second mean valueThe cluster where the boundary point is located is the edge of the foundation pit bottom which is soaked by underground water, and the difference between the cluster and the ambient humidity is small, namely the first mean valueAnd the second mean valueIf the difference value of the boundary point is close to zero, the reasonability of the boundary point found at the moment is judged by setting a preset range, and when the difference value between a first average value and a second average value corresponding to the boundary point at the moment is in the preset range, the difference between the environmental data corresponding to the first average value and the permeation boundary data corresponding to the second average value is smaller, and the reasonability that the boundary line of the cluster where the boundary point is located is the water permeation boundary line is larger; the predetermined range is determined by the implementerThe actual situation is set by self, and the preset range is closer to zero.
It should be noted that, when the difference between the first average value and the second average value corresponding to the boundary point is not within the preset range, a second ray is constructed by using the origin, the second ray is inconsistent with the ray, the output value of the humidity data at each position on the second ray is calculated, based on the method for obtaining the same first average value and second average value, the first average value and the second average value corresponding to the boundary point on the second ray are obtained, whether the difference between the first average value and the second average value corresponding to the boundary point on the second ray belongs to the preset range is judged, and so on, until the boundary point is found when the difference belongs to the preset range, the boundary point of the cluster where the boundary point is located is the water seepage boundary line.
Obtaining a serious water seepage path according to the obtained water seepage boundary line, wherein the specific method comprises the following steps: and selecting the point on the water seepage boundary line which is farthest away from the original point, wherein a connecting line between the position of the point and the position of the original point is the serious water seepage path.
And S400, presetting a calculation function, substituting the humidity data of each position on the serious water seepage path into the calculation function to obtain a function model of an optimal solution, deriving the function model to obtain the water seepage coefficient of each position on the serious water seepage path, and obtaining the overall water seepage coefficient of the serious water seepage path according to the average value of the water seepage coefficients of all the positions.
Obtaining a serious water seepage path in the step S300, analyzing all humidity data on the serious water seepage path, and constructing an immersion route function model, wherein the humidity data on the serious water seepage path basically presents linear distribution because the humidity characteristics of underground water seepage are gradually reduced:in the step (1), the first step,each position number on the serious seepage path is shown,indicating moisture data for each location on the severely water-permeated pathway,andall represent constants; inputting the humidity data of all positions on the serious water seepage path into the path function model for fitting to obtain an optimal solution, wherein the objective function of the optimal solution obtained by fitting is,Indicating the humidity data obtained by substituting the position index into the functional model,the actual humidity data corresponding to the position mark is regarded as the parameter when the objective function approaches 0 continuouslyAndand obtaining the function model of the optimal solution for the optimal constant.
Furthermore, a function model of the optimal solution is derived, and then the derived function model is used for calculating the mark number of each position on the serious water seepage path and substituting the mark number into the function model to obtain corresponding humidity change data, namely the water seepage coefficient corresponding to each position, so that the immersed route of the underground water is expressed more visually and clearly by using the mathematical model, the influence of each point on the infiltration is considered, if the local drying condition occurs at a certain position, the immersed range of the underground water infiltration is reduced, and the influence of the local drying condition can be considered from the whole process.
After the water seepage coefficient corresponding to each position on the serious water seepage path is obtained, the water seepage coefficients corresponding to all the positions on the serious water seepage path are subjected to average value calculation, the obtained average value is recorded as the integral water seepage coefficient of the serious water seepage path, the numerical value of the integral water seepage coefficient expresses the integral water seepage condition of the serious water seepage path at the current moment, and the integral water seepage coefficient is larger, so that the integral water seepage condition is more serious.
And S500, acquiring a serious water seepage path and an integral water seepage coefficient corresponding to the original point at the bottom of the foundation pit at each moment, inputting the integral water seepage coefficient of the original point at each moment into the trained neural network to obtain a predicted integral water seepage coefficient of the original point, and judging whether the building corresponding to the foundation pit is stable or not according to the predicted integral water seepage coefficient of the original point.
Based on the method for obtaining the same overall water permeability coefficient of the serious water permeability path corresponding to the original point at the current time in the step S400, the overall water permeability coefficient corresponding to the original point at each historical time is obtained. Predicting the overall water seepage coefficient at a future moment according to the overall water seepage coefficient corresponding to an original point at each historical moment, wherein the prediction method in the embodiment of the invention adopts an lstm long-short term memory neural network, a training sample of the long-short term memory neural network is the overall water seepage coefficient corresponding to the original point at each historical moment, a loss function adopts a mean square error loss function, the specific training method is the prior known technology, and details are not repeated in the embodiment of the invention; and predicting the whole water seepage coefficient at the future moment according to the trained long-term and short-term memory neural network and the whole water seepage coefficient at each moment.
The stability of the building is judged according to the whole water seepage coefficient predicted on the serious water seepage path corresponding to the origin obtained by prediction, an implementer sets a corresponding water seepage coefficient threshold according to the requirements of the implementer and the actual address condition, and the water seepage coefficient threshold is used as the judgment basis of water seepage warning; setting warning delay time, wherein the setting time is 1 year in the embodiment of the invention, when the predicted overall water seepage coefficient is greater than the water seepage coefficient threshold value, recording the time interval between the moment corresponding to the predicted overall water seepage coefficient and the current moment, and if the time interval is less than the warning delay time for 1 year, determining that the current building has an unstable risk; if the time interval is more than the warning delay time for 1 year, the building at the moment is considered to have no risk, and monitoring is continued so as to facilitate follow-up timely warning; the embodiment of the invention is based on the prediction design of building BIM on the stability of the foundation pit, and an implementer can obtain a result in a system for detecting the service life of the foundation pit of BIM.
In summary, in the embodiments of the present invention, the humidity-sensitive capacitor is disposed at the bottom of the foundation pit for obtaining humidity data of each position of the bottom of the foundation pit; acquiring the ratio of humidity data of each position of the bottom of a foundation pit at the current moment to humidity data of the adjacent position of the foundation pit at the current moment, acquiring an original point according to the ratio, and dividing all the humidity data into at least two cluster clusters according to the original point and the humidity data of each position; constructing a ray by taking an original point as a starting point, acquiring an output value of humidity data of each position on the ray, and obtaining a water seepage boundary line based on the output value; obtaining a serious water seepage path according to the origin and the water seepage boundary line; presetting a calculation function, substituting the humidity data of each position on the serious seepage path into the calculation function to obtain a function model of an optimal solution, performing derivation on the function model to obtain the seepage coefficient of each position on the serious seepage path, and obtaining the overall seepage coefficient of the serious seepage path according to the average value of the seepage coefficients of all the positions; the method comprises the steps of obtaining a serious seepage path and a whole seepage coefficient corresponding to an original point in the pit bottom of the foundation pit at each moment, inputting the whole seepage coefficient of the original point at each moment into a trained neural network, obtaining a predicted whole seepage coefficient of the original point, judging whether a building corresponding to the foundation pit is stable or not according to the predicted whole seepage coefficient of the original point, monitoring the seepage condition of the foundation pit in time, early warning in time of the unstable condition, and reducing loss due to the fact that the obtained result is more reliable and accurate.
It should be noted that: the precedence order of the above embodiments of the present invention is only for description, and does not represent the merits of the embodiments. In addition, the processes depicted in the accompanying figures do not necessarily require the particular order shown, or sequential order, to achieve desirable results. In some embodiments, multitasking and parallel processing may also be possible or may be advantageous.
The embodiments in the present specification are described in a progressive manner, and the same and similar parts among the embodiments are referred to each other, and each embodiment focuses on the differences from the other embodiments.
The above description is only for the purpose of illustrating the preferred embodiments of the present invention and should not be taken as limiting the scope of the present invention, which is intended to cover any modifications, equivalents, improvements, etc. within the spirit of the present invention.
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1. A BIM-based building stability real-time monitoring method is characterized by comprising the following steps:
arranging a humidity-sensitive capacitor at the bottom of the foundation pit for acquiring humidity data of each position of the bottom of the foundation pit;
acquiring the ratio of humidity data of each position of the bottom of a foundation pit at the current moment to humidity data of the adjacent position of the foundation pit at the current moment, acquiring an original point according to the ratio, and dividing all the humidity data into at least two cluster clusters according to the original point and the humidity data of each position;
constructing a ray by taking the original point as a starting point, acquiring an output value of humidity data of each position on the ray, and obtaining a water seepage boundary line based on the output value; obtaining a serious water seepage path according to the origin and the water seepage boundary line;
presetting a calculation function, substituting the humidity data of each position on the serious seepage path into the calculation function to obtain a function model of an optimal solution, performing derivation on the function model to obtain the seepage coefficient of each position on the serious seepage path, and obtaining the overall seepage coefficient of the serious seepage path according to the average value of the seepage coefficients of all the positions;
the method comprises the steps of obtaining a serious seepage path and an integral seepage coefficient corresponding to an original point in a foundation pit bottom at each moment, inputting the integral seepage coefficient of the original point into a neural network finished by training at each moment, obtaining a predicted integral seepage coefficient of the original point, and judging whether a building corresponding to the foundation pit is stable or not according to the predicted integral seepage coefficient of the original point.
2. The BIM-based construction stability real-time monitoring method according to claim 1, wherein the step of obtaining the origin point according to the ratio comprises:
if the ratio of the humidity data of the current position to the humidity data of the neighborhood position is greater than 1, the current position is the origin; the neighborhood location includes eight neighboring locations to the current location.
3. The BIM-based building stability real-time monitoring method according to claim 1, wherein the step of dividing all humidity data into at least two clusters according to the origin and the humidity data of each position comprises:
and taking the original point as a core point, taking the difference value of the humidity data between every two positions as a distance, and carrying out a DBSCAN clustering algorithm based on a preset searching radius, the core point and the distance between every two positions to obtain at least two clustering clusters.
4. The BIM-based building stability real-time monitoring method according to claim 1, wherein the step of obtaining the output value of the humidity data at each position on the ray comprises:
substituting the humidity data of each position on the ray into a calculation formula to obtain an output value of each position, wherein the calculation formula is as follows:
5. The BIM-based construction stability real-time monitoring method according to claim 1, wherein the step of obtaining a water seepage boundary line based on the output value comprises:
recording the position of which the output value is 0 for the first time as a boundary point, and acquiring the mean value of humidity data corresponding to all positions of which the output values are 0 on the ray as a first mean value;
acquiring the mean value of the humidity data of all the positions in the clustering cluster corresponding to the boundary point, recording the mean value as a second mean value, calculating the difference value between the first mean value and the second mean value, and if the difference value is within a preset range, determining the boundary line of the clustering cluster where the boundary point is located as a water seepage boundary line;
if the difference value is not within the preset range, reconstructing a second ray with the original point as a starting point, wherein the direction of the second ray is different from that of the current ray, acquiring a new boundary point based on humidity data of each position on the second ray, acquiring a first mean value on the second ray and a second mean value of a cluster where the new boundary point on the second ray is located, calculating the difference value between the first mean value and the second mean value, judging whether the difference value is within the preset range, and repeating the steps until the difference value is within the preset range to obtain a water seepage boundary line.
6. The BIM-based construction stability real-time monitoring method according to claim 1, wherein the step of obtaining a serious water seepage path according to the origin and the water seepage boundary line comprises:
and selecting a point on the water seepage boundary line which is farthest away from the original point, wherein a connecting line between the position of the point and the position of the original point is a serious water seepage path.
7. The BIM-based building stability real-time monitoring method according to claim 1, wherein the step of deriving the function model to obtain the water permeability coefficient of each position on the severe water permeability path comprises:
and substituting the humidity data of each position on the serious water seepage path into the derived function model to obtain a corresponding water seepage coefficient.
8. The BIM-based building stability real-time monitoring method according to claim 1, wherein the step of judging whether the building corresponding to the foundation pit is stable according to the predicted overall water permeability coefficient of the origin comprises:
presetting a water seepage coefficient threshold value and warning delay time, recording a time interval between the moment corresponding to the predicted overall water seepage coefficient and the current moment when the predicted overall water seepage coefficient is greater than the water seepage coefficient threshold value, and judging that the building corresponding to the foundation pit is unstable if the time interval is less than the warning delay time.
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