detecting large-scale landslides using lidar data and aerial photos in the namasha-liuoguey area, taiwan
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Abstract
Large-scale landslides often cause severe damage to lives and properties; therefore, their identification is essential in order to adopt proper mitigation measures. The objective of this study was to set up a methodological approach to help identify large-scale landslides using Lidar data, aerial photos and field investigation. The selected study areas were the Namasha and Liuoguey Areas in Kaohsiung City, Taiwan, both of which were severely hit by the Typhoon Morakot in 2009. The identification of large-scale landslides was performed based on Lidar high-resolution topographic information. The linear structures were mapped according to the shading map, with aspect in different azimuth to show good details of the structures. The scarps of the landslides were also identified. Validation of the results was done using both aerial photos and field investigations. In addition, stability analyses were performed on designated cases to further validate the results of Lidar identification.
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| Authors | ;Meei-Ling Lin;Te-Wei Chen;Ching-Weei Lin;Dia-Jie Ho;Keng-Ping Cheng;Hsiao-Yuan Yin;Mei-Chen Chen |
| Journal | Journal of pharmacological sciences |
| Year | 2013 |
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10.3390/rs6010042
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