Abstract

As the largest tributary of the Yellow River, the Weihe River has an important influence on the Yellow River in terms of both its flow and sediment load. Carrying out spatial and temporal evolution monitoring of the river shorelines is an important basis for grasping the hydrological changes of the river in the basin. In this study, we used the high-frequency and resource satellite image data of the Gansu section of the Weihe River in 2008, 2015 and 2022 as the base map, and extracted the river shorelines of the Gansu section of the Weihe River through the processing of image ortho-correction, alignment, fusion, mosaicing and cropping; combining with the image characteristics of the image, we adopted the method of interactive deciphering, including the Weihe River management range line, the Weihe River waterfront boundary line, and the Weihe River outer edge boundary line. Additionally, high-precision UAV aerial image data were utilized, integrating typical areas and important markers on the image base map data to ensure the reliability of river shoreline extraction. This dataset can provide data support for studying the hydrological dynamic monitoring and driving mechanisms of the Weihe River main stream. Furthermore, it can serve as basis for making informed decisions regarding the protection of river and lake shorelines and the ecological management of the river.

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