Deep well large-scale mining is one of the important development trends of mining methods at home and abroad，but this mining method also faces the threat of complex ground pressure disasters.Based on the requirements for the design of microseismic monitoring system in Chambishi copper mine，a typical deep well large-scale distributed mining mine，the distributed microseismic monitoring system design scheme was studied in this paper.Deep well large-scale mining will inevitably lead to the dispersion of underground monitoring equipment.Because the microseismic data acquisition substations at different locations are running underground，due to the continuous accumulation of network delays，there will be large time synchronization errors，and the time synchronization errors will cause the microseismic events originally occurring in the south mining area to be located in the north mining area or in unrelated areas，so that the true location of ground pressure disasters cannot be accurately monitored.In addition，the microseismic monitoring software will carry out statistical analysis of all the monitored events when carrying out quantitative statistical analysis，and the ground pressure disaster activity characteristics in different regions have nonlinear characteristics，so it is necessary to carry out statistical analysis of data separately.In view of the difficulties in the design of distributed microseismic monitoring system，two key technologies have been researched and developed based on the existing microseismic monitoring system technologies.One is the high-precision time synchronization technology to solve the time synchronization problem of ultra long-distance distributed equipment，and the other is the monitoring data spatial filtering technology to solve the data analysis of ground pressure disaster activities in different regions.Based on the application of the above key technologies，the design concept of the distributed microseismic monitoring system was realized.At the same time，the network numerical calculation tool was used to simulate the system positioning accuracy of the distributed microseismic monitoring design scheme.The key data required by the microseismic monitoring network analysis tool are three-dimensional coordinate information of the sensor position，sensitivity value of the sensor，seismic wave velocity，P-wave variance and arrival error variance.Based on the above data，the positioning error was calculated numerically，and finally the three-dimensional cloud map of the positioning error in the central area and the surrounding area of the monitoring station network was obtained.The network analysis results show that the design scheme meets the monitoring needs of actual ground pressure activities，thus verifying the feasibility of the design scheme.The solution can be applied to the same type of mines and has certain promotion value.

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