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The coal mine massive data has problems such as 'data island', weak correlation, poor data quality due to lack of data management system. It is difficult to make full use of the data and provide analysis and decision-making support for coal mine intelligence. The data warehouse can meet the requirements of multi-source heterogeneous data integration in coal mine, and provide data basis for intelligent application in coal mine. By analyzing the coal mine data types, characteristics and intelligent application requirements of actual data, the intelligent coal mine data warehouse modeling method is studied. Firstly, the layered architecture of intelligent coal mine data warehouse is constructed, and the characteristics of data model of original data layer, detailed data layer, basic index layer, service data layer and public dimension layer are analyzed. Secondly, taking the data of fully mechanized working face as an example, the modeling process of data warehouse is expounded from the aspects of business data analysis, application demand analysis and layered architecture design. Thirdly, the construction method of data model in coal mine data warehouse is introduced. The original data is transformed into data warehouse dimensional model through dimension alignment, dimension association and dimensional index aggregation. The method solves the application problem of coal mine data association in different dimensions. Finally, in order to solve the problem of portability of coal mine data warehouse, the design idea of coal mine parametric data warehouse based on general data warehouse in coal mine industry + parametric ETL (extraction-transformation-load) method is proposed. The platform of coal mine data warehouse in the laboratory environment is set up to process the data of fully mechanized working face of Shanxi Tiandi Wangpo Coal Industry Co., Ltd. The auxiliary mechanism model analysis and visual management cockpit are realized based on the processing data, which verifies the practicability of intelligent coal mine data warehouse. The performance indexes of the original data model and the intelligent coal mine data warehouse are compared. The results show that the data organization, model reuse and iteration difficulty of the intelligent coal mine data warehouse are better than those of the original data model, and the data query response time is shortened by more than 50%.

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