System for predicting geologic hazard based on rainfall intensity, moisture content of slope soil and deformation

Abstract

The invention discloses a system for predicting geologic hazard based on rainfall intensity, moisture content of slope soil and deformation. The system comprises an automatic rainfall gauge, a soil moisture sensor, an omnibearing tilt sensor, an omnibearing vision sensor, an embedded system and a monitoring center computer, wherein the automatic rainfall gauge is used for monitoring rainfall and rainfall intensity of a geologic hazard point; the soil moisture sensor is used for monitoring moisture in soil at the geologic hazard point; the omnibearing tilt sensor is used for detecting earth surface deformation and internal deformation of the geologic hazard point; the omnibearing vision sensor is used for evaluating geologic hazard scale; the embedded system is used for wirelessly transmitting video and monitoring data; and the monitoring center computer is used for predicting and forecasting the geologic hazard and comprises a communication module, a data receiving module, a rainfall and rainfall intensity-based geologic hazard prediction module, a slope displacement-time curve-based geologic hazard prediction module, a soil moisture, rainfall and rainfall intensity-based geologichazard prediction module and a soil moisture content and slope deformation-based geologic hazard prediction module. The system has the advantages of complete monitoring means, accurate prediction andforecast, high intelligence and on-line real time.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a geological disaster monitoring and forecasting system based on materials mechanics, statics, dynamics, computer software and hardware, sensing detection and other technologies. Background technique [0002] Due to the variability of the geological environment, the complexity of the occurrence mechanism of geological disasters, the randomness of time and space evolution, and the suddenness of the process, human beings cannot effectively predict and forecast geological disasters. The most fundamental reason is the technical means used. It does not yet have the ability to effectively perceive the environment. [0003] It was learned from the Office of the National Disaster Reduction Committee that in the first half of 2010, the natural disaster situation in my country showed the characteristics of "frequent occurrence of major disasters and huge losses from disasters". From January to June this year, 19,522 geological disasters ...

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