A landslide geological disaster probability prediction method based on topological relations of geomorphic space
By constructing a spatial topology structure of landslide geological elements and a multi-scale nesting strategy, the static zoning problem of geological hazard probability prediction in existing technologies has been solved, realizing dynamic collaborative prediction of landslide geological hazard probability, improving the stability and accuracy of prediction results, and enhancing the timeliness of geological hazard risk early warning.
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- HUBEI DAOZE GEOTECHNICAL ENG CO LTD
- Filing Date
- 2026-03-20
- Publication Date
- 2026-06-19
AI Technical Summary
Existing technologies lack in-depth analysis of the topological relationships and geological evolution processes between geological structures in landslide geological hazard probability prediction. This results in predictions that are mostly static and zonal, making it difficult to reflect the continuity and dynamic changes between geological units. Furthermore, in complex landforms and areas with variable lithology, predictions are prone to boundary ambiguity and structural misjudgment, affecting the timeliness and reliability of geological hazard risk warnings.
By constructing a spatial topological structure of landslide geological elements, identifying topological faults and attribute discontinuities in the division of geological units, introducing a multi-scale nesting strategy, generating collaborative prediction instructions for landslide geological hazards, dynamically correcting topological conflict areas, and realizing dynamic collaborative prediction of geological hazard probabilities.
It enhances the sensitivity of geological disaster risk evolution monitoring, improves the synergistic response of prediction results to changes in geological processes, increases the stability and accuracy of prediction results, and enhances the timeliness and reliability of geological disaster risk early warning.
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