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Sensor Network for Landslide Monitoring With Laser Ranging System Avoiding Rainfall Influence on Laser Ranging by Means of Time Diversity and Satellite Imagery Data Based Landslide Disaster Relief
Kohei Arai
Pages - 1 - 12     |    Revised - 15-01-2012     |    Published - 21-02-2012
Volume - 3   Issue - 1    |    Publication Date - June 2012  Table of Contents
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KEYWORDS
landslide, Satellite Remote Sensing, Automatic Control Point Detection, laser Ranging With Time Diversity, Change Detection, Sensor Network
ABSTRACT
Sensor network for landslide monitoring with laser ranging system is developed together with landslide disaster relief with remote sensing satellite imagery data. Time diversity is utilized for rainfall influence avoidance in the distance measurements between laser ranging equipment and targets. Also automatic tie point extraction method is proposed. Experimental results show that (1) the proposed time diversity of the laser ranging measurement does work for avoidance from rainfall influence; (2) the proposed automatic control point extraction method does work for tie point matching together with change detection for landslide disaster relief.
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Professor Kohei Arai
Saga University - Japan
arai@is.saga-u.ac.jp


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