This invention discloses an intelligent identification method for
creep-type
landslide hazards that combines
image processing and semantic understanding. First, high-precision
geometric modeling and filtering techniques are used to suppress irrelevant phases in InSAR interferograms while preserving deformation information related to landslides. Next,
signal features are enhanced through
phase gradient, RGB channel mapping, and generative adversarial networks to improve
signal representation capabilities. Subsequently, convolutional operations, self-attention mechanisms, and structural reparameterization are used to optimize the
deep learning model, improving its learning ability for
landslide hazards. In the feature encoding stage, a multimodal caption generation model is used to obtain visual and linguistic features, which are then mapped to the same embedding space for seamless integration. Finally, an autoregressive language generation model and a
multilayer perceptron are used to predict
landslide hazards. This approach, by integrating visual, linguistic, and
deep learning technologies, significantly improves the efficiency and accuracy of landslide
hazard monitoring, providing effective support for disaster response and management.