Comprehensive study of landslides through the integration of multi remote sensing techniques: Framework and latest advances

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Cheng Zhong
Hui Li
Wei Xiang
Aijun Su
Xianfeng Huang
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[1] China University of Geosciences,Three Gorges Research Center for Geo
[2] China University of Geosciences,hazard
[3] China University of Geoscience,Planetary Research Institute
[4] China University of Geosciences,Faculty of Engineering
[5] Wuhan University,Three Gorges Research Center for Geo
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Journal of Earth Science | 2012年 / 23卷
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landslide; remote sensing; TGRG; framework; integration;
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Detecting the timing and amount of deformation is critical for understanding the physical causes and eventually warning of possible landslide hazards. Monitoring of deformation of structures and ground surface displacements during landslides can be accomplished by using different types of systems and techniques. Besides geotechnical or physical techniques, remote sensing techniques can be classified as satellite techniques, photogrammetric techniques, geodetic techniques, ground based techniques, and so on. To study and govern growing geological disasters in China, especially in the Three Gorges area, Three Gorges Research Center for Geo-hazard (TGRG) is establishing an infra structure to effectively and comprehensively analyze the mechanism of landslide deformation, focused on the Huangtupo landslide, using of various advanced monitoring systems and techniques. In this article, the framework and latest advances of integration of multi remote sensing techniques in the infrastructure are presented. Different remote sensing techniques, data processing and integrating methods, and the latest results are discussed in detail. At last, reviews on current work and suggestions for further work are put forward.
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