The Intelligent Early Warning and Comprehensive Prevention System for Multiple Hazards in Coal Mines integrates geological data, production management data, and monitoring data across multiple systems and cross-functional operations within mines. It establishes a “single map, single database, single network” hazard monitoring and early warning system for coal mines, primarily used for the early warning and prevention of single or combined hazards such as water, fire, gas, roof, and dust. This system enables intelligent disaster warning, dynamic assessment of mine hazard risks, smart delineation of risk zones, verification of mitigation effectiveness, 3D simulation of disaster scenarios, intelligent planning of evacuation routes, automated control of disaster mitigation equipment, and multi-system coordinated emergency response. Simultaneously, it integrates the "monitoring-warning → hazard mitigation → —monitoring and prevention feedback—effectiveness verification" process, achieving intelligent prediction and early warning for composite hazards like coal mine gas, water, fire, roof, and dust, as well as comprehensive management of coal mine hazard prevention and control. This effectively addresses the disconnect between hazard monitoring and mitigation, providing critical technological support for proactive hazard prevention and control, enabling early detection, early forecasting, and early prevention and mitigation of hazards. closely supporting the development of intelligent mine disaster prevention and control systems.