predicting the likelihood of its early warning is an important means of disaster prevention and mitigation
as well as scholars focus on the key issues. Based on the principle of efficacy coefficient method
analyzing the meteorological and geological environmental factors synthetically; evaluation factors such as hill slope
relative height
vegetation cover
along the groove loose material reserves
5 d cumulative rainfall
maximum rainfall intensity per hour
and intraday rainfall are selected. Using the improved analytic hierarchy process to calculate the weight coefficients of evaluation factors
a early warning of debris flow prediction model is established. Taking an early warning of debris flow in Xiuyan for example
the model is tested to predict the results which reflect the actual situation better. The debris flow early warning model has higher reliability and practicability
and it can provide new ideas and methods for early warning of debris flow prediction.
Application of stepwise discriminant analysis to screening evaluation factors of debris flow
Engineering vulnerability assessment for bridges and tunnels harmed by debris flow hazards
Experiment study of fractal feature and relationship between fractal dimension and permeability coefficient of gravelly soil in debris flow source area
Classification model of surrounding rock of underground oil storage caverns based on weights back analysis method and efficacy coefficient method and its application
Debris flow susceptibility analysis based on theories of minimum entropy and uncertainty measurement
Related Author
MENG Fan-qi
LI Guang-jie
LI Ming
MA Jian-quan
WANG Qian
XU Lin-rong
CHEN Shu-yang
CAO Lu-lai
Related Institution
School of Civil Engineering, Central South University
East China Construction Engineering Corporation of Zhejiang
School of Civil Engineering,Henan Polytechnic University
University of Chinese Academy of Sciences
Key Laboratory of Mountain Hazards and Surface Process, Institute of Mountain Hazards and Environment, Chinese Academy of Sciences and Ministry of Water Resources