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
Regional Research Intensity and ESG Indicators in Italy: Insights from Panel Data Models and Machine Learning
Costantiello Alberto,
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Carlo Drago,
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Massimo Arnone
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Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Integrated machine learning models for enhancing tropical rainfall prediction using NASA POWER meteorological data
Azlan Saleh,
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Mou Leong Tan,
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Zaher Mundher Yaseen
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et al.
Journal of Water and Climate Change,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
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Published: Nov. 22, 2024
ABSTRACT
This
research
evaluates
the
performance
of
deep
learning
(DL)
models
in
predicting
rainfall
George
Town,
Penang,
utilizing
open-source
NASA
POWER
meteorological
data,
which
includes
variables
such
as
rainfall,
dew
point,
solar
radiation,
wind
speed,
relative
humidity,
and
temperature.
study
introduces
a
newly
developed
hybrid
DL
based
on
integration
2D
convolutional
neural
network
(CNN2D)
with
bidirectional
recurrent
(BRNN)
gated
unit
(BGRU).
The
proposed
models,
CNN2D–BGRU
BRNN–BGRU,
were
compared
against
standalone
CNN2D,
BRNN,
BGRU.
results
indicate
that
BRNN–BGRU
model
is
most
effective,
root
mean
square
error
(RMSE)
value
2.59,
absolute
(MAE)
1.97,
Pearson
correlation
coefficient
(PCC)
0.79,
Willmott
index
(WI)
0.88.
In
3-day
prediction,
also
performed
best,
test
WI
0.83,
PCC
0.69,
RMSE
3.02,
MAE
2.34.
consistently
excels
multi-step
tropical
regions
using
dataset.
These
findings
can
contribute
to
development
advanced
rainfall-predicting
systems
for
more
effective
management
water
resources
flooding
urban
areas.
Language: Английский
Multi-scale monitoring and safety assessment of a prefabricated subway station integrating space-borne InSAR, ground-based machine vision and internal-distributed fiber optic sensors
International Journal of Digital Earth,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
17(1)
Published: Dec. 15, 2024
Safety
monitoring
of
prefabricated
subway
stations
is
essential
for
early
detection
potential
damages
to
mitigate
major
accidents.
This
study
developed
an
integrated
multi-scale
safety
assessment
and
strategy
a
station
by
combining
space-borne
synthetic
aperture
radar
interferometry
(InSAR),
ground-based
machine
vision,
internal-distributed
fiber
optic
sensing
(DFOS)
technologies.
Compared
the
traditional
single-data-source-monitoring
method,
proposed
space-ground-internal
integration
designed
monitor
subaway
stations.
includes
mm
level
ground
subsidence,
submm
structural
surface
deformation,
microstrain
internal
strain
field.
Taking
Shapu
Station
in
Shenzhen
as
research
site,
spatiotemporal
evolution
land
underground
settlement
convergence
well
changes
were
monitored.
Then,
data
fusion
methodology
InSAR,
DFOS
measurements
was
presented
effective
station.
The
results
indicated
that
deformation
occurred
during
backfill
period,
dangerous
assembly
ring
increased
(the
seventh
at
lowest
level)
when
section
completed.
Language: Английский
Monitoring the Subsidence in Wan’an Town of Deyang Based on PS-InSAR Technology (Sichuan, China)
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(22), P. 10010 - 10010
Published: Nov. 16, 2024
In
recent
years,
land
subsidence
has
become
a
crucial
factor
affecting
urban
safety
and
sustainable
development,
especially
in
Wan’an
Town.
To
accurately
monitor
analyze
the
Town,
this
study
uses
PS-InSAR
technique
combined
with
an
improved
DEM
for
detailed
research
on
PS-InSAR,
or
Permanent
Scatterer
Interferometric
SAR,
is
suitable
high-precision
monitoring
of
surface
deformation.
The
natural
neighbor
interpolation
method
optimizes
data,
improving
its
spatial
resolution
accuracy.
study,
multiple
periods
SAR
imagery
data
Town
were
collected
preprocessed
through
radiometric
calibration,
phase
unwrapping,
other
steps.
Using
technique,
information
permanent
scatterers
(PS
points)
was
extracted
to
establish
deformation
model
preliminarily
Concurrently,
optimized
using
enhance
Finally,
analysis
results
indicate
that
by
have
higher
accuracy
resolution,
providing
more
accurate
reflection
topographical
features
found
provided
Town’s
features.
By
combining
from
2016
2024
calculated.
area
showed
varying
degrees
subsidence,
rates
ranging
6
mm/year
10
mm/year.
Four
characteristic
areas
analyzed
causes
influencing
factors.
findings
contribute
understanding
guiding
planning,
support
geological
disaster
warning
prevention.
Language: Английский