Abstract
This study focuses on the underground shallow gas detection project in the Lingkun Island area of the northern entrance tunnel of the Wenzhou City Light Rail S2 line. Based on geological exploration data of shallow gas, we chose the technique of controlled-release gas with static pressure as the experimental foundation, integrating various technologies such as multi-functional in-situ probing, electrical methods, and seismic waves, comprehensively researching shallow gas detection technology in the Lingkun Island area. We conducted field probing experiments to accurately obtain the physical and mechanical properties of gas-rich soil layers and further studied the possibility of determining gas-rich locations. By applying parallel electrical methods, we can accurately identify and distinguish areas of anomalous resistivity in shallow geological structures. Based on abnormal changes in acoustic impedance in strata, we used seismic wave methods, including seismic CT and seismic wave scattering technology, to accurately reveal the presence and depth of shallow gas, providing reliable basis for accurate determination of shallow gas. Finally, we summarized a comprehensive plan for underground shallow gas detection technology, covering on-site data collection, data processing, and image interpretation of results, which will provide valuable references for future shallow gas exploration in relevant areas.