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Landslide Monitoring and Early Warning Experiment Based On Universal Equipment: A Case Study Of Xiaba Village Xiaozu Landslide

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It is the most direct and effective means to avoid casualties and reduce economic losses to monitor the landslide and issue early warning information in time. However, the traditional monitoring equipment has some problems such as high cost, low intelligence and so on. To solve this problem, the landslide monitoring and early warning experiment based on universal monitoring equipment was carried out in Xiaba Village Xiaozu landslide located in Yangshan County, Qingyuan City, Guangdong Province, which showed obvious deformation in recent years. The deformation rate threshold was used as the important index of landslide warning, and the 4-level warning criterion was established. Through the self-developed "Geo-hazard monitoring and early warning system", the real-time automatic warning was realized, and the warning information was sent to the mobile phones of relevant responsible personnel in real time. The warning results can effectively guide the responsible departments to carry out emergency response work.

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EBIMCS '20: Proceedings of the 2020 3rd International Conference on E-Business, Information Management and Computer Science
December 2020
718 pages
ISBN:9781450389099
DOI:10.1145/3453187
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  • Guilin: Guilin University of Technology, Guilin, China
  • International Engineering and Technology Institute, Hong Kong: International Engineering and Technology Institute, Hong Kong

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  1. Landslide
  2. Real-time monitoring
  3. Universal equipment
  4. Warning criterion

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