Smart avalanche monitoring and early warning system and method based on multi-source data fusion

JP7872911B1Active Publication Date: 2026-06-17NORTHWEST INST OF ECO ENVIRONMENT & RESOURCES CAS

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Authority / Receiving Office
JP · JP
Patent Type
Patents
Current Assignee / Owner
NORTHWEST INST OF ECO ENVIRONMENT & RESOURCES CAS
Filing Date
2026-03-11
Publication Date
2026-06-17

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Technical Problem

Existing avalanche monitoring and early warning systems based on multi-source data fusion lack the ability to accurately identify structural details, spatial adaptability, and path extensibility, leading to delayed and inaccurate early warnings due to insufficient multivariate correlation analysis and spatial positioning.

Method used

A smart avalanche monitoring and early warning system that integrates slope orientation, topographic relief, and surface roughness to determine spatial distributions, identifies shear stress imbalance regions, and tracks disturbance trajectories using multi-source data fusion to enhance risk identification and response accuracy.

Benefits of technology

Improves the accuracy and immediacy of avalanche risk identification and early warning by integrating fine-grained topographic features, stress propagation tracking, and coordinated response mechanisms, forming a high-dimensional dynamic monitoring closed loop.

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Abstract

This invention provides a smart avalanche monitoring and early warning system and method based on multi-source data fusion. [Solution] The system comprises an avalanche slope identification module, a shear stress layering module, a disturbance trajectory analysis module, a path risk limit module, and a snow damage response identification module. Slope section localization is performed by extracting fine-grained topographic features, a stress imbalance identification mechanism is constructed by combining sudden changes in unfrozen water content, gradient temperature differences, and snow pressure changes, a disturbance position sequence is extracted to form a stress propagation chain, risk expansion sections spanning slope sections are identified, structural coupling regions are localized by fusing wind field direction, sudden temperature difference changes, and water content difference information, an early warning trigger response is generated in response to physical changes in the disturbance trajectory, and the overall snow layer structure identification accuracy, continuous disturbance propagation tracking, and immediacy of the early warning coordinated response are improved, constructing a high-dimensional dynamic monitoring closed loop that integrates discrimination, tracking, and early warning.
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