Abstract:Aiming at the defects of traditional reservoir hazard and risk detection such as incomplete coverage of single technology and insufficient fusion of multi-source data, Qintai Reservoir in Binzhou construct a multi-technology integrated detection system integrating spaceborne, airborne, ground and underwater monitoring. The system adopts a two-layer framework of "centralized decision-making and distributed execution", and establishes a three-level collaborative inspection mechanism of "UAV preliminary screening-unmanned vessel detailed survey-ground precise measurement". Deep collaboration of multi-source information is realized via data registration, feature correlation and decision reasoning. The system has increased inspection efficiency by 70% since its operation, achieved sub-meter leakage positioning accuracy, raised the hazard identification rate from 75% to 95%, and cut emergency response time from 72 hours to 24 hours. The results show that the system provides a replicable and promotable technical scheme for hazard detection of small and medium-sized reservoirs, and offers important reference for transforming reservoir safety management from experience-driven mode to data-driven mode.