MODERN TECHNICAL METHODS OF MONITORING LANDSLIDES IN OPEN MINES

Authors

  • Djaksimuratov Karamatdin Mustapaevich Candidate of Natural Sciences, Nukus Mining Institute
  • Maulenov Nurlibek Axmet o’g’li Student of Nukus Mining Institute
  • Ametov Ruslan Muxtar o’g’li Student of Nukus Mining Institute
  • Rametullayeva Mehriban Polatbek qizi Student of Nukus Mining Institute
  • Bayramova Minevvar Axmet qizi Student of Nukus Mining Institute

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.17605/OSF.IO/AT94G

Keywords:

Landslide monitoring, High-resolution remote sensing, SIFT algorithm, Deformation field.

Abstract

Landslide is one of the multitudinous serious geological hazards. The key to its control and reduction lies on dynamic monitoring and early warning. The article points out the insufficiency of traditional measuring means applied for large-scale landslide monitoring and proposes the method for extensive landslide displacement field monitoring using highresolution remote images. Matching of cognominal points is realized by using the invariant features of SIFT algorithm in image translation, rotation, zooming, and affine transformation, and through recognition and comparison of characteristics of high-resolution images in different landsliding periods. Following that, landslide displacement vector field can be made known by measuring the distances and directions between cognominal points. As evidenced by field application of the method for landslide monitoring at West Open Mine in Fushun city of China, the method has the attraction of being able to make areal measurement through satellite observation and capable of obtaining at the same time the information of largearea intensive displacement field, for facilitating automatic delimitation of extent of landslide displacement vector field and sliding mass. This can serve as a basis for making analysis of laws governing occurrence of landslide and adoption of countermeasures.

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Published

2022-09-24

Issue

Vol. 9 No. 9 (2022): IJIERT

Section

Articles

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