Early recognition method for shallow soil landslide
A technology for early identification and shallow soil quality, applied in the field of early identification of shallow soil landslides, can solve the problems of low early identification efficiency of landslides, affecting disaster prevention effects, and complicated early warning work, so as to improve disaster prevention effects and accurate calculation results Reasonable and accurate recognition of the effect
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[0051] An early identification method for shallow soil landslides, comprising the following steps:
[0052] S1. Through the terrain DEM data, according to the contour line of the topographic map, determine the slope with a depression in the cross section, and then determine the two sides of the outer boundary of the landslide from the position of the straight section on both sides or the downward convex section, which is in the middle of the landslide body. Vertical to the bottom boundary, connect a straight line to the middle point that is convex upward along the contour line of the topographic map as the middle line. From the bottom middle line to the top, determine the middle point on the middle line of the middle position of each grid line, each The distance between the middle points is the distance between DEM points. Through the middle point, draw a line parallel to the bottom edge perpendicular to the middle line and intersect with the outer boundary of the landslide. Th...
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[0076] An early identification method for shallow soil landslides, comprising the following steps:
[0077] S1. Through the terrain DEM data, according to the contour line of the topographic map, determine the slope with a depression in the cross section, and then determine the two sides of the outer boundary of the landslide from the position of the straight section on both sides or the downward convex section, which is in the middle of the landslide body. Vertical to the bottom boundary, connect a straight line to the middle point that is convex upward along the contour line of the topographic map as the middle line. From the bottom middle line to the top, determine the middle point on the middle line of the middle position of each grid line, each The distance between the middle points is the distance between DEM points. Through the middle point, draw a line parallel to the bottom edge perpendicular to the middle line and intersect with the outer boundary of the landslide. Th...
Embodiment 3
[0102] An early identification method for shallow soil landslides, comprising the following steps:
[0103] S1. Through the terrain DEM data, according to the contour line of the topographic map, determine the slope with a depression in the cross section, and then determine the two sides of the outer boundary of the landslide from the position of the straight section on both sides or the downward convex section, which is in the middle of the landslide body. Vertical to the bottom boundary, connect a straight line to the middle point that is convex upward along the contour line of the topographic map as the middle line. From the bottom middle line to the top, determine the middle point on the middle line of the middle position of each grid line, each The distance between the middle points is the distance between DEM points. Through the middle point, draw a line parallel to the bottom edge perpendicular to the middle line and intersect with the outer boundary of the landslide. Th...
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