Deformation Slope Extraction and Influencing Factor Analysis Using LT-1 Satellite Data: A Case Study of Chongqing and Surrounding Areas, China
Jielin Liu,
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Chong Xu,
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Binbin Zhao
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Remote Sensing,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
17(1), P. 156 - 156
Published: Jan. 5, 2025
The
use
of
satellite
imagery
for
surface
deformation
monitoring
has
been
steadily
increasing.
However,
the
study
extracting
slopes
from
data
requires
further
advancement.
This
limitation
not
only
poses
challenges
subsequent
studies
but
also
restricts
potential
deeper
exploration
and
utilization
data.
LT-1
satellite,
China’s
largest
L-band
synthetic
aperture
radar
offers
a
new
perspective
monitoring.
In
this
study,
we
extracted
in
Chongqing
its
surrounding
areas
China
based
on
generated
by
LT-1.
Twelve
factors
were
selected
to
analyze
their
influence
slope
deformation,
including
elevation,
topographic
position,
slope,
landcover,
soil,
lithology,
relief,
average
rainfall
intensity,
distances
rivers,
roads,
railways,
active
faults.
A
total
5863
identified,
covering
an
area
140
km2,
mainly
concentrated
central
part
area,
with
highest
density
reaching
0.22%.
Among
these
factors,
intensity
was
found
have
greatest
impact
slope.
These
findings
provide
valuable
information
geological
disaster
early
warning
management
areas,
while
demonstrating
practical
value
Language: Английский
Inventory of landslide relics in Zhenxiong County based on human-machine interactive visual interpretation, Yunnan Province, China
Frontiers in Earth Science,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
12
Published: Jan. 10, 2025
Introduction
Landslides
occur
frequently
in
Zhenxiong
County,
posing
significant
threats
to
residents’
lives
and
property.
A
comprehensive
understanding
of
the
development
patterns
landslide
disasters
this
region
is
crucial
for
disaster
prevention,
land-use
planning,
risk
assessment.
Methods
This
study
utilized
high-resolution
satellite
imagery
from
Google
Earth
Pro
platform
employed
a
human-machine
interactive
visual
interpretation
approach
investigate
occurrences.
inventory
comprising
3,979
outlines
was
established
through
extensive
literature
review
data
cleaning
techniques.
The
spatial
distribution
characteristics
statistical
landslides
were
analyzed.
Results
total
landslide-affected
area
319.20
km
2
,
with
largest
covering
4.55
smallest
measuring
1,779
m
.
average
80,215
majority
(73.54%)
classified
as
medium-sized
landslides.
percentage
(LAP)
8.64%,
number
density
(LND)
1.077
per
highest
recorded
being
3.380
are
predominantly
concentrated
four
key
areas:
confluence
Baishui
River
Yanxi
River,
Dashuigou
Reservoir,
both
sides
valley
Heitang
Village
Hongyan
Village,
Xiaogou
Village.
These
areas
characterized
by
well-developed
water
systems,
middle
low
mountains,
heavily
dissected
landscapes.
Discussion
database
provides
essential
scientific
analyzing
County.
It
offers
valuable
insights
local
governments
relevant
authorities
findings
highlight
impact
complex
terrain
developed
systems
mountain
regions
on
disasters.
Future
studies
should
further
integrate
geological
meteorological
factors
deeper
analysis.
Language: Английский
Advances in earthquake and cascading disasters
Xiangli He,
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Zhaoning Chen,
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Qing Yang
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et al.
Natural Hazards Research,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Language: Английский
What are the spatial distribution characteristics of the 4417 landslides in Minhe County, Qinghai Province, China?
Frontiers in Earth Science,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
13
Published: March 27, 2025
Landslide
relic
inventories
serve
as
essential
data
for
geological
disaster
investigations
and
risk
assessments.
Using
a
previously
developed
landslide
inventory
Minhe
County,
Qinghai
Province,
this
study
employs
number
density
(LND)
area
percentage
(LAP)
to
thoroughly
investigate
the
spatial
distribution
characteristics
of
landslides
in
region.
Utilizing
GIS
platform,
we
selected
ten
factors
in-depth
analysis,
including
elevation,
slope
aspect,
gradient,
relief
degree
land
surface,
distance
faults,
lithology,
use
type,
rivers,
rainfall,
NDVI.
The
results
show
that
at
least
5,517
relics
have
with
total
coverage
434.43
km
2
.
These
are
mainly
distributed
regions
elevations
2000–2100
m,
gradients
15°–25°,
Neogene
strata,
grassland,
within
0–2
rivers.
Both
aspect
most
significant
influencing
County.
findings
contribute
better
understanding
development
Huangshui
River
Basin
provide
valuable
support
future
assessments
prevention
efforts.
Language: Английский
Establishing a Landslide Traces Inventory for the Baota District, Yan’an City, China, Using High-Resolution Satellite Images
Land,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
13(10), P. 1580 - 1580
Published: Sept. 28, 2024
The
Baota
District
of
Yan’an
City,
located
in
the
Loess
Plateau,
is
an
important
patriotic
education
base
China.
region’s
fragile
geological
environment
and
frequent
disasters
pose
significant
threats
to
production
livelihood
residents.
Establishing
a
landslide
traces
inventory
can
provide
crucial
assistance
for
studying
regional
land
disaster
distribution
patterns
implementing
prevention
mitigation
measures.
However,
has
not
yet
established
comprehensive
detailed
inventory,
resulting
lack
clear
understanding
knowledge
regarding
impacts
area.
Therefore,
this
study
employed
high-resolution
satellite
images,
applying
human–computer
interactive
visual
interpretation
method
conjunction
with
field
survey
verifications,
develop
most
date.
results
indicate
that
within
3556
km2
area
District,
there
are
73,324
traces,
average
density
20.62
km-2
total
769.12
km2,
accounting
21.63%
These
landslides
relatively
evenly
distributed
throughout
district,
higher
concentration
east
compared
west.
Most
small
size.
This
support
efforts
serve
as
reference
establishing
inventories
other
regions
Plateau.
Language: Английский
Exploration of Landslide Geomorphology and Inventory Construction in Minhe County, Qinghai, China, Based on Google Earth Remote Sensing Imagery
Transactions in GIS,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Dec. 10, 2024
ABSTRACT
The
upper
reaches
of
the
Yellow
River,
located
at
northeastern
edge
Qinghai‐Tibet
Plateau
in
China,
are
characterized
by
intense
tectonic
activity
and
widespread
landslide
geomorphology.
Creating
a
detailed
objective
map
geomorphology
this
region
is
crucial
for
understanding
development
landslides.
However,
availability
high‐quality
inventories
area
limited,
hindering
comprehensive
scientific
disaster
prevention
efforts.
This
study
utilized
multi‐temporal
high‐resolution
remote
sensing
imagery
provided
Google
Earth
platform
to
conduct
thorough
survey
inventory
construction
Minhe
County,
River.
results
show
that
within
1890.82
km
2
,
least
5517
geomorphologies
were
identified,
covering
an
434.43
with
landslide‐affected
areas
accounting
approximately
22.98%
total
area.
largest
single
1.62
×
10
6
m
while
smallest
880.22
average
78743.04
.
highest
point
density
reached
11.5
−2
More
than
80%
landslides
distributed
townships
Qianhe,
Zhongchuan,
Guanting,
Bazhou.
Landslides
predominantly
along
tributaries
Huangshui
Rivers,
denser
occurrences
river
bends.
In
addition,
some
densely
populated
village
areas,
posing
significant
safety
risks.
These
provide
valuable
data
support
further
analysis
spatial
distribution
risk
assessment,
other
related
research.
Language: Английский