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Introduction -- 2. Study on stratigraphic sedimentary characteristics and sedimentary water control mechanism in Yushen mining area -- 3. Characteristics of eco geological environment zoning in ecologically fragile mining areas -- 4. Classification and characteristic analysis of roof water disaster in Yushen mining area -- 5. Study on deformation and damage law of coal seam mining intensity on overlying water bearing (impermeable) rock layer -- 6. Study on the impact of coal mining on surface ecology and groundwater flow field -- 7. Mechanism and prevention and control technology of water inrush caused by mining deterioration in extremely thick sandstone weakly cemented aquifer -- 8. Mechanism and prevention technology of water inrush and sand break under the condition of strong mining with thick loose pores in thin bedrock -- 9. Study on the construction and development of "coal water" dual resource mine under the threat of roof water disaster -- 10. 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