Progress in Disaster Science,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
22, С. 100330 - 100330
Опубликована: Апрель 1, 2024
Climate
variability
and
climate
change
may
influence
the
frequency
recurrence
interval
of
landslides.
Precipitation,
as
a
main
triggering
factor
landslides,
be
influenced
by
change.
Changes
in
precipitation
directly
affect
landslide
intervals.
Considering
change,
partial
duration
series
method
critical
rainfall
threshold
are
combined
with
simulated
Phase
6
Coupled
Model
Intercomparison
Project
(CMIP6)
general
circulation
models
(GCMs)
to
predict
changes
future
intervals
Nakhon
Si
Thammarat
Province,
Thailand.
The
analytical
results
predicted
over
next
20
years
(2023
2042).
SSP1–2.6
SSP2–4.5
adopted
socioeconomic
development
scenarios.
According
predictions,
showed
that
return
period
occurrence
will
shorter
than
historical
period;
moreover,
fluctuate
greatly.
DWR
meteorological
station
shows
most
fluctuation
for
SSP1–2.6.
In
addition,
Station
experiences
significant
decrease
approximately
35%
under
For
SSP2–4.5,
period.
observed
decline
intervals,
reduction
40%.
Hence,
landslides
increase
future.
A
comparison
between
revealed
yielded
lower
periods.
Geoscience Frontiers,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
15(4), С. 101800 - 101800
Опубликована: Фев. 2, 2024
Hydro-morphological
processes
(HMP,
any
natural
phenomenon
contained
within
the
spectrum
defined
between
debris
flows
and
flash
floods)
are
globally
occurring
hazards
which
pose
great
threats
to
our
society,
leading
fatalities
economical
losses.
For
this
reason,
understanding
dynamics
behind
HMPs
is
needed
aid
in
hazard
risk
assessment.
In
work,
we
take
advantage
of
an
explainable
deep
learning
model
extract
global
local
interpretations
HMP
occurrences
across
whole
Chinese
territory.
We
use
a
neural
network
architecture
interpret
results
through
spatial
pattern
SHAP
values.
doing
so,
can
understand
prediction
on
hierarchical
basis,
looking
at
how
predictor
set
controls
overall
susceptibility
as
well
same
level
single
mapping
unit.
Our
accurately
predicts
with
AUC
values
measured
ten-fold
cross-validation
ranging
0.83
0.86.
This
predictive
performance
attests
for
excellent
skill.
The
main
difference
respect
traditional
statistical
tools
that
latter
usually
lead
clear
interpretation
expense
high
performance,
otherwise
reached
via
machine/deep
solutions,
though
interpretation.
recent
development
AI
key
combine
both
strengths.
explore
combination
context
modeling.
Specifically,
demonstrate
extent
one
enter
new
data-driven
interpretation,
supporting
decision-making
process
disaster
mitigation
prevention
actions.
Abstract
This
article
investigates
the
multifaceted
dimensions
to
understand
interrelatedness
among
global
change
drivers
and
their
implications
for
landslide
hazards
disaster
risk.
Drawing
on
empirical
research,
it
utilised
a
mixed-methods
design;
research
combined
diverse
data
sources
experiential
insights
interdependencies
bounded
by
local
context
scale.
The
findings
underscore
urgent
need
holistic
approaches
that
consider
complex
of
landslides
as
socio-natural
change,
emphasising
importance
collaboration,
innovation,
international
cooperation
in
building
resilience
mitigating
adverse
effects
risk
systems
societies.
Furthermore,
challenge
reducing
lies
understanding
addressing
interplay
between
socio-environmental
transformations
geodynamic
processes.
escalating
climate
urban
expansion,
deforestation
are
anticipated
magnify
occurrence
landslides,
thereby
posing
significant
risks
human
lives,
infrastructure,
ecosystems,
livelihoods.
However,
most
importantly,
these
further
compounded
environmental,
social,
economic,
political,
cultural,
technological
spheres
associated
with
globalisation.
systemic
nature
risk,
particularly
changing
world,
highlights
interconnectedness
different
systems,
resulting
causality
cascading
impacts.
These
contribute
broader
discourse
sustainability
providing
evidence
supports
integrated
achieving
long-term
reduction
based
upon
equitable
sustainable
use
territories
while
integrating
robust
management
strategies
ensure
resilient
communities
ecosystems.
Natural hazards and earth system sciences,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
23(4), С. 1483 - 1506
Опубликована: Апрель 21, 2023
Abstract.
The
increasing
availability
of
long-term
observational
data
can
lead
to
the
development
innovative
modelling
approaches
determine
landslide
triggering
conditions
at
a
regional
scale,
opening
new
avenues
for
prediction
and
early
warning.
This
research
blends
strengths
existing
with
capabilities
generalized
additive
mixed
models
(GAMMs)
develop
an
interpretable
approach
that
identifies
seasonally
dynamic
precipitation
shallow
landslides.
model
builds
upon
21-year
record
landslides
in
South
Tyrol
(Italy)
separates
induced
from
did
not.
accounts
effects
acting
four
temporal
scales:
short-term
“triggering”
precipitation,
medium-term
“preparatory”
seasonal
effects,
across-year
variability.
It
provides
relative
probability
scores
were
used
establish
thresholds
optimal
performance
terms
hit
false-alarm
rates,
as
well
additional
related
user-defined
scores.
GAMM
shows
high
predictive
indicates
more
is
required
induce
summer
than
winter/spring,
which
presumably
be
attributed
mainly
vegetation
temperature
effects.
discussion
illustrates
why
quality
input
data,
study
design,
transparency
are
crucial
using
advanced
data-driven
techniques.
Geomorphology,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
437, С. 108795 - 108795
Опубликована: Июнь 16, 2023
Understanding
how
rainfall
events
influence
the
pattern
and
magnitude
of
landslide
response
is
an
important
research
focus
from
geomorphological
hazard
planning
perspectives.
Few
studies
quantitatively
relate
spatial
patterns
in
landslides,
largely
due
to
difficulties
acquiring
inventories
data
on
for
individual
storm
events.
However,
increasing
availability
frequent,
high-resolution
satellite
imagery
weather
radar
overcoming
these
impediments.
Here,
we
aim
a)
identify
which
factors
most
susceptibility
shallow
landslides
at
event
scale
b)
assess
density
varies
relation
rainfall.
We
combine
spanning
study
areas
located
across
upper
North
Island
New
Zealand
with
estimates
different
explanatory
variables
using
a
logistic
regression
model.
found
land
cover
slope
exert
largest
ahead
intra-event
intensities
pre-event
accumulations.
Of
variables,
maximum
12-h
normalised
by
10-y
recurrence
interval
intensity
10-d
accumulation
mean
annual
had
susceptibility.
Forest
reduced
sensitivity
variations
slope,
rainfall,
rock
type,
contrast
pasture.
observed
3.5-fold
increase
once
was
≥25
%
above
pastoral
weak
sedimentary
rocks.
This
threshold
consistent
late
century
under
highest
levels
projected
warming
Zealand,
suggests
that
could
be
significantly
amplified
climate
change.
Our
demonstrates
insights
gained
combining
better
understand
influencing
International Journal of Digital Earth,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
16(1), С. 3384 - 3416
Опубликована: Авг. 23, 2023
Landslides
are
one
of
the
most
common
geological
hazards
worldwide,
especially
in
Sichuan
Province
(Southwest
China).
The
current
study's
main
purposes
to
explore
potential
applications
convolutional
neural
networks
(CNN)
hybrid
ensemble
metaheuristic
optimization
algorithms,
namely
beluga
whale
(BWO)
and
coati
algorithm
(COA),
for
landslide
susceptibility
mapping
(China).
For
this
aim,
fourteen
conditioning
factors
were
compiled
a
spatial
database.
effectiveness
development
predictive
model
was
quantified
using
linear
support
vector
machine
model.
receiver
operating
characteristic
(ROC)
curve
(AUC),
root
mean
square
error,
six
statistical
indices
used
test
compare
three
resultant
models.
training
dataset,
AUC
values
CNN-COA,
CNN-BWO
CNN
models
0.946,
0.937
0.855,
respectively.
In
terms
validation
CNN-COA
exhibited
higher
value
0.919,
while
0.906
0.805,
results
indicate
that
model,
followed
by
offers
best
overall
performance
analysis.
Geoscience Frontiers,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
15(5), С. 101822 - 101822
Опубликована: Март 13, 2024
Shallow
landslide
initiation
typically
results
from
an
interplay
of
dynamic
triggering
and
preparatory
conditions
along
with
static
predisposition
factors.
While
data-driven
methods
for
assessing
susceptibility
or
establishing
rainfall-triggering
thresholds
are
prevalent,
integrating
spatio-temporal
information
large-area
prediction
remains
a
challenge.
The
main
aim
this
research
is
to
generate
spatial
model
that
operates
at
daily
scale
explicitly
counteracts
potential
errors
in
the
available
data.
Unlike
previous
studies
focusing
on
space–time
modelling,
it
places
strong
emphasis
reducing
propagation
data
into
modelling
results,
while
ensuring
interpretable
outcomes.
It
introduces
also
other
noteworthy
innovations,
such
as
visualizing
final
predictions
linked
true
positive
rates
false
alarm
by
using
animations
highlighting
its
application
hindcasting
scenario-building.
initial
step
involves
creation
spatio-temporally
representative
sample
presence
absence
observations
study
area
South
Tyrol,
Italy
(7400
km2)
within
well-investigated
terrain.
Model
setup
entails
controls
operate
various
temporal
scales
through
binomial
Generalized
Additive
Mixed
Model.
relationships
then
interpreted
based
variable
importance
partial
effect
plots,
predictive
performance
evaluated
cross-validation
techniques.
Optimal
user-defined
probability
cutpoints
used
establish
quantitative
reflect
both,
rate
(correctly
predicted
landslides)
(precipitation
periods
misclassified
landslide-inducing
conditions).
resulting
maps
directly
visualize
threshold
exceedance.
demonstrates
high
revealing
geomorphologically
plausible
patterns
largely
consistent
current
process
knowledge.
Notably,
shows
generally
drier
hillslopes
exhibit
greater
sensitivity
certain
precipitation
events
than
regions
adapted
wetter
conditions.
practical
applicability
approach
demonstrated
scenario-building
context.
In
currently
evolving
field
we
recommend
error
handling,
interpretability,
geomorphic
plausibility,
rather
allocating
excessive
resources
algorithm
case
comparisons.
International Journal of Applied Earth Observation and Geoinformation,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
129, С. 103801 - 103801
Опубликована: Март 29, 2024
The
active
thickness
of
the
translational
landslides
plays
a
pivotal
role
in
evaluating
its
hazards
and
simulating
instability.
Existing
techniques
have
difficulties
estimating
accurate
due
to
limitations
observation
conditions
imaging
geometry,
leading
deviations
failure
simulations.
To
overcome
these
challenges,
this
study
proposes
an
enhanced
method
that
utilizes
multi-orbit
Interferometric
Synthetic
Aperture
Radar
(InSAR)
observations
estimate
subsequently
conduct
more
instability
involves
integrating
InSAR
parameters
with
spatial
geometry
landslide
establish
slope
coordinate
system.
This
system
enables
projection
one-dimensional
Line
Of
Sight
(LOS)
displacements
onto
three-dimensional
landslide.
Subsequently,
is
estimated
by
combining
mass
conservation
method.
Finally,
incorporated
into
geological
model
construction
simulate
dynamic
movement
was
applied
Xiongba
Gongga
County,
Tibet
Autonomous
Region,
China.
results
show
deformation
mainly
concentrated
at
forefront,
maximum
rates
4.7
m/a,
2.3
1.24
m/a.
encompasses
area
around
5.33
square
kilometers,
varies
from
0
106.59
m.
displacement
distance
reaches
1469.76
m,
peak
velocity
60.37
m/s.
proposed
provides
scientific
support
for
assessing,
analyzing,
preventing
disasters.