Landslide Detection Using Deep Learning.pptx (4)[1]
Landslide Detection Using Deep Learning.pptx (4)[1]
ENGINEERING
PRESENTED GUIDED
BY
• Harish Prajapati Prof. BY
Ravindra
• Srinjoy Pramanik
Ghugare
• Aryan Shukla
• Ayush Roy
Introduction to Landslide
Detection
Landslides are natural
disasters that cause severe
damage to infrastructure and
human lives.
Traditional detection methods
rely on field surveys and
remote sensing, which are
time-consuming.
Machine learning offers a
faster and more accurate
approach to detecting
landslide-prone areas.
Problem
Statement
1 Difficult 2 Extensive
Prediction Intervention
Due to various Existing methods
environmental require human
factors. intervention and
are prone to
errors.
3 Automated
Approach
Need for a data-driven approach.
Proposed
Solution
data.
Technology
Used
• pandas (for data handling),
• numpy (for numerical computing),
• h5py (for handling .h5 data files),
• glob (for file handling),
• matplotlib.pyplot (for visualization),
• %matplotlib inline (to display plots in Jupyter
Notebook),
• tensorflow (for deep learning models).
Model
Development
Data Collection
1
Gathering satellite images and landslide masks.
2 Data Preprocessing
Normalization, feature extraction.
3 Model Training
Training CNN for segmentation.
4 Model Evaluation
Accuracy, loss function, validation.
Flowchart of Landslide
Detection
Future Work
Improving model accuracy, integrating real-time data.
References
https://www.nrsc.gov.in/sites/default/files/pdf/techtransfer/Detection_of_landslides_from_high_resolution_
optical_satellite
https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/
9459015/
https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/
10593354/
Literature Review
1] Use of Satellite Data :
Several studies highlight the effectiveness of satellite imagery for landslide mapping:
Singh et al. (2020) demonstrated how Sentinel-2 and Landsat-8 imagery can be used to monitor vegetation and terrain
conditions in landslide-prone areas.
Youssef et al. (2019) used Digital Elevation Models (DEM) to analyze slope and elevation, showing that landslides occur
frequently in regions with steep slopes (>30°) and loose soil.
Lu & Wang (2021) applied NDVI (Normalized Difference Vegetation Index) to assess changes in vegetation cover,
showing that landslide-prone regions often exhibit sudden drops in NDVI values.