The application discloses a small
watershed mountain flood disaster risk dynamic early warning method and
system, relates to the technical field of hydrological monitoring and disaster early warning, and comprises the following steps: collecting structural
acoustic vibration signals and
water flow pulsation signals at the moment when the basic structure is impacted by flood, forming a
spatial distribution atlas of energy disturbance in a short time, and constructing the
spatial distribution atlas into an
impact echo
fingerprint strip for providing a reference basis of abnormal jump signals; based on the energy changes between the energy segments at the end of the
impact echo
fingerprint strip, identifying the synchronous
mutation points and the continuous time length of adjacent segments, extracting the energy jump area, constructing a pseudo-peak suspicious point index, and marking the
spatial positioning information of the abnormal jump signals. The application constructs an energy atlas by synchronously collecting
acoustic vibration signals and
water flow signals, identifies pseudo-peak abnormalities, reconstructs an energy turning path, combines
time sequence anchor points to drive multi-stage intervention devices, realizes energy guidance and dissipation, effectively suppresses misjudgment, and improves the accuracy, stability and response reliability of mountain flood early warning.