Forecasting the River Ice Break-Up Date in the Upper Reaches of the Heilongjiang River Based on Machine Learning
Zhi Liu,
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Hongwei Han,
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Yu Li
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Water,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
17(3), P. 434 - 434
Published: Feb. 4, 2025
Ice-jam
floods
(IJFs)
are
a
significant
hydrological
phenomenon
in
the
upper
reaches
of
Heilongjiang
River,
posing
substantial
threats
to
public
safety
and
property.
This
study
employed
various
feature
selection
techniques,
including
Pearson
correlation
coefficient
(PCC),
Grey
Relational
Analysis
(GRA),
mutual
information
(MI),
stepwise
regression
(SR),
identify
key
predictors
river
ice
break-up
dates.
Based
on
this,
we
constructed
machine
learning
models,
Extreme
Gradient
Boosting
(XGBoost),
Backpropagation
Neural
Network
(BPNN),
Random
Forest
(RF),
Support
Vector
Regression
(SVR).
The
results
indicate
that
reserves
Oupu
Heihe
section
have
most
impact
date
section.
Additionally,
accumulated
temperature
during
period
average
before
identified
as
features
closely
related
river’s
opening
all
four
methods.
choice
method
notably
impacts
performance
models
predicting
Among
tested,
XGBoost
with
PCC-based
achieved
highest
accuracy
(RMSE
=
2.074,
MAE
1.571,
R2
0.784,
NSE
0.756,
TSS
0.950).
provides
more
accurate
effective
for
dates,
offering
scientific
basis
preventing
managing
IJF
disasters.
Language: Английский
Multivariate probabilistic prediction of dam displacement behaviour using extended Seq2Seq learning and adaptive kernel density estimation
Advanced Engineering Informatics,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
65, P. 103343 - 103343
Published: April 18, 2025
Language: Английский
Spatio-Temporal Deformation Prediction of Large Landslides in the Three Gorges Reservoir Area Based on Time-Series Graph Convolutional Network Model
Applied Sciences,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(8), P. 4491 - 4491
Published: April 18, 2025
The
displacement–time
curve
of
a
landslide
serves
as
critical
indicator
its
movement
state,
with
precise
deformation
prediction
being
essential
for
effective
disaster
early
warning.
While
numerous
studies
have
employed
machine
learning
techniques
to
predict
at
individual
monitoring
points,
they
often
overlook
the
spatial
correlations
among
points
arranged
along
horizontal
and
vertical
cross-sections.
To
address
this
limitation,
paper
employs
Temporal
Graph
Convolutional
Network
(T-GCN)
model,
which
integrates
strengths
Networks
(GCNs)
Gated
Recurrent
Units
(GRUs).
GCN
captured
while
GRU
modeled
temporal
dynamics
displacement.
T-GCN
model
was
applied
spatio-temporal
Dawuchang
in
Three
Gorges
Reservoir
area.
Experimental
results
demonstrated
that
effectively
predicted
displacement
landslides,
offering
robust
approach
warning
systems.
also
incorporated
influence
external
factors,
such
rainfall
reservoir
water
levels,
enhancing
accuracy
providing
valuable
insights
future
research
forecasting.
Language: Английский
A Combined Landslide Displacement Prediction Model Based on Variational Mode Decomposition and Deep Learning Algorithms
Water,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(23), P. 3503 - 3503
Published: Dec. 5, 2024
Accurate
landslide
displacement
prediction
is
an
essential
prerequisite
for
early
warning
systems
aimed
at
mitigating
geological
hazards.
However,
the
inherent
nonlinearity
and
dynamic
complexity
of
evolution
often
hinder
forecasting
performance.
Previous
studies
have
frequently
combined
signal
decomposition
techniques
with
individual
machine
learning
methods
to
enhance
reliability.
To
address
limitations
uncertainties
associated
models,
this
study
presents
a
hybrid
framework
that
combines
variational
mode
(VMD)
multiple
deep
(DL)
methods,
including
long
short-term
memory
neural
network
(LSTM),
gated
recurrent
unit
(GRU),
convolutional
(CNN),
using
cloud
model-based
weighted
strategy.
Specifically,
VMD
decomposes
cumulative
data
into
trend,
periodic,
random
components,
thereby
reducing
non-stationarity
raw
data.
Separate
DL
networks
are
trained
predict
each
component,
forecasts
subsequently
integrated
through
combination
strategy
optimally
assigned
weights.
The
proposed
approach
underwent
thorough
validation
utilizing
field
monitoring
from
Baishuihe
in
Three
Gorges
Reservoir
(TGR)
region
China.
Experimental
results
demonstrate
framework’s
capacity
effectively
leverage
strengths
achieving
RMSE,
MAPE,
R
values
12.63
mm,
0.46%,
0.987
site
ZG118,
20.50
0.52%,
0.990
XD01,
respectively.
This
substantially
enhances
accuracy
landslides
exhibiting
step-like
behavior.
Language: Английский
Prediction of Floor Failure Depth Based on Dividing Deep and Shallow Mining for Risk Assessment of Mine Water Inrush
Water,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(19), P. 2786 - 2786
Published: Sept. 30, 2024
Understanding
and
predicting
floor
failure
depth
is
crucial
for
both
mitigating
mine
water
inrush
hazards
safeguarding
groundwater
resources.
Mining
activities
can
significantly
disturb
the
geological
strata,
leading
to
shifts
damage
that
may
result
in
cracks.
These
disruptions
extend
confined
aquifers,
thereby
increasing
risk
of
inrushes.
Such
events
not
only
pose
a
threat
safety
mining
operations
but
also
jeopardize
sustainability
surrounding
systems.
Therefore,
accurately
take
effective
coal
seam
management
measures
key
reducing
impact
on
Seventy-eight
sets
data
China
were
collected,
main
controlling
factors
considered:
(D1),
working
face
inclination
length
(D2),
(D3),
thickness
(D4).
Firstly,
distance
evaluation
function
based
Euclidean
was
constructed
as
clustering
effectiveness
index,
optimal
cluster
number
K
=
3
determined.
The
collected
clustered
into
three
categories
using
K-means
algorithm.
It
found
results
positively
correlated
with
size
D1,
indicating
D1
played
dominant
role
clustering.
dividing
points
types
samples
between
407.7~414.9
m
750~900
m.
On
this
basis,
grey
correlation
analysis
method
used
analyze
order
influence
weights
depth.
For
first
group,
D2
>
D3
D4,
while,
other
two,
it
D4.
emerged
most
influential
factor,
surpassing
D2.
407.7
414.9
could
be
boundary,
group
classified
shallow
mining,
second
third
groups
deep
mining.
Based
CatBoost
prediction
models
parts
model
test
set
compared
calculation
empirical
formula.
exhibited
superior
accuracy
lower
mean
squared
error
(MSE)
absolute
(MAE)
higher
R-squared
(R2)
This
study
helps
enhance
understanding
behavior,
guide
management,
protect
resources
by
defining
predict
Language: Английский