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Texture Feature Extraction and Morphological Analysis of Landslide Based on Image Edge Detection

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  • Feng Wang
  • E. Wu
  • Siyan Chen
  • Hao Wu
  • Man Fai Leung

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Landslides in nature are harmful to economic development and people’s lives and cause irreparable losses to the environment. With the application of image detection technology and intelligent algorithm, a new way for landslide detection is proposed to achieve effective detection and identification of hazards. This paper takes the landslide as the data set, carries on the noise reduction, the image expansion, and the image segmentation processing to the image, and extracts the object region information. The quantitative description of the azimuth displacement and displacement change of the crack curve is completed in this paper. This method is suitable for 3D simulation model, sand and stone model, soil model, and the sliding test results of Panzhihua Flight Field, which proves that the design method is effective. Experiments show that when sliding occurs, the texture and color become chaotic, the usual mountain becomes more in the regular state, and the extraction of features is very different. The method has better recognition effect for the hillside covered with vegetation, the recognition time is short, and the recognition rate can reach 90%.

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  • Feng Wang & E. Wu & Siyan Chen & Hao Wu & Man Fai Leung, 2022. "Texture Feature Extraction and Morphological Analysis of Landslide Based on Image Edge Detection," Mathematical Problems in Engineering, Hindawi, vol. 2022, pages 1-12, July.
  • Handle: RePEc:hin:jnlmpe:2302271
    DOI: 10.1155/2022/2302271
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