Geocarto International,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
37(26), С. 12509 - 12535
Опубликована: Апрель 20, 2022
A
major
earthquake
(6.9
Moment
magnitude)
occurred
in
the
Sikkim
and
Darjeeling
areas
of
Indian
Himalaya
as
well
adjacent
Nepal
on
18th
September
2011,
triggering
a
large
number
landslides.
total
188
landslide
locations
were
extracted
order
to
create
inventory
map
(LIM).
The
earthquake-induced
susceptibility
maps
(LSMs)
created
using
an
Artificial
Neural
Network
(ANN)
model
three
novel
deep
learning
approaches
(DLAs),
namely
Deep
Boosting
(DB),
Learning
(DLNN),
Tree
(DLT),
training
points
22
conditioning
factors.
LSMs
validated
several
statistical
indices
results
showed
optimal
accuracy
for
all
models,
where
DB
yielding
highest
prediction
rate
curve
(PRC)
98.5%.
This
is
followed
by
DLT
(97%),
DLNN
(96%),
ANN
(91%).
demonstrate
maximum
efficacy
proposed
LSM.
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
20(6), С. 4977 - 4977
Опубликована: Март 11, 2023
Since
the
impoundment
of
Three
Gorges
Reservoir
area
in
2003,
potential
risks
geological
disasters
reservoir
have
increased
significantly,
among
which
hidden
dangers
landslides
are
particularly
prominent.
To
reduce
casualties
and
damage,
efficient
precise
landslide
susceptibility
evaluation
methods
important.
Multiple
ensemble
models
been
used
to
evaluate
upper
part
Badong
County
landslides.
In
this
study,
EasyEnsemble
technology
was
solve
imbalance
between
nonlandslide
sample
data.
The
extracted
factors
were
input
into
three
bagging,
boosting,
stacking
for
training,
mapping
(LSM)
drawn.
According
importance
analysis,
important
affecting
occurrence
altitude,
terrain
surface
texture
(TST),
distance
residences,
rivers
land
use.
influences
different
grid
sizes
on
results
compared,
a
larger
found
lead
overfitting
prediction
results.
Therefore,
30
m
selected
as
unit.
accuracy,
under
curve
(AUC),
recall
rate,
test
set
precision,
kappa
coefficient
multi-grained
cascade
forest
(gcForest)
model
with
method
0.958,
0.991,
0.965,
0.946,
0.91,
respectively,
significantly
better
than
values
produced
by
other
models.
WSEAS TRANSACTIONS ON SYSTEMS,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
23, С. 47 - 59
Опубликована: Янв. 8, 2024
Rainfall
precipitation
prediction
is
the
process
of
using
various
models
and
data
sources
to
predict
amount
timing
precipitation,
such
as
rain
or
snow,
in
a
particular
location.
This
an
important
because
it
can
help
us
prepare
for
severe
weather
events,
floods,
droughts,
hurricanes,
well
plan
our
daily
activities.
Processing
rainfall
typically
involves
several
steps,
which
may
vary
depending
on
specific
set
research
question.
Here
general
overview
steps
involved:
(1)
Collecting
data:
be
collected
methods,
including
gauges,
radar,
satellite
imagery.
The
obtained
from
public
sources,
government
agencies
institutions.
(2)
Quality
control:
Before
data,
it's
check
errors
inconsistencies.
involve
identifying
missing
incomplete
outliers,
inconsistencies
measurement
units.
control
performed
manually
automated
software.
(3)
Pre-processing:
Once
has
been
quality
controlled,
need
pre-processed
analysis.
aggregating
temporal
spatial
resolution,
daily,
monthly,
annual
averages,
converting
format.
(4)
Analysis:
processed
used
types
analysis,
trend
frequency
These
analyses
identify
patterns,
changes,
relationships
data.
(5)
Visualization:
Finally,
results
analysis
visualized
graphs,
maps,
other
visualizations
communicate
findings.
Overall,
processing
requires
careful
attention
detail
clear
understanding
question
sources.
Geocarto International,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
37(25), С. 9021 - 9046
Опубликована: Ноя. 24, 2021
Landslide
is
recognized
as
one
of
the
greatest
threats
in
complex
mountainous
regions
Sikkim
Himalaya.
Therefore,
landslide
susceptibility
modeling
(LSMs)
has
become
an
ideal
tool
for
managing
disasters.
Keeping
this
fact
view,
researchers
always
try
to
develop
optimal
models
better
performance
LSMs.
Thus,
present
research
study
proposed
a
novel
ensemble
approach
Alternating
Decision
Tree
(ADTree)
and
Quantum-Particle
Swamp
Optimization
(QPSO)
algorithm
stand-alone
ADTree,
QPSO
Random
Forest
LSMs
Rangpo
River
Basin,
India.
A
total
342
historical
datasets
with
14
appropriate
causative
factors
were
used
The
robustness
was
appraised
via
receiver
operating
characteristics
others
statistical
indices.
Results
indicated
that
QPSO-ADTree
model
outperformed
other
models.
Overall,
can
be
applied
promising
precise
several
globe.
Geocarto International,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
37(26), С. 12509 - 12535
Опубликована: Апрель 20, 2022
A
major
earthquake
(6.9
Moment
magnitude)
occurred
in
the
Sikkim
and
Darjeeling
areas
of
Indian
Himalaya
as
well
adjacent
Nepal
on
18th
September
2011,
triggering
a
large
number
landslides.
total
188
landslide
locations
were
extracted
order
to
create
inventory
map
(LIM).
The
earthquake-induced
susceptibility
maps
(LSMs)
created
using
an
Artificial
Neural
Network
(ANN)
model
three
novel
deep
learning
approaches
(DLAs),
namely
Deep
Boosting
(DB),
Learning
(DLNN),
Tree
(DLT),
training
points
22
conditioning
factors.
LSMs
validated
several
statistical
indices
results
showed
optimal
accuracy
for
all
models,
where
DB
yielding
highest
prediction
rate
curve
(PRC)
98.5%.
This
is
followed
by
DLT
(97%),
DLNN
(96%),
ANN
(91%).
demonstrate
maximum
efficacy
proposed
LSM.