Abstract
The Laxiwa hydropower station reservoir in the upper reaches of the Yellow River basin is located in a canyon zone. Due to its complex terrain and difficult transportation, traditional monitoring methods are difficult to implement in this area, especially during the critical deformation stage when personnel may face danger or encounter difficulty reaching the site. To achieve long-term continuous dynamic monitoring of the upstream active slope of the Laxiwa hydropower station, namely the Guobu slope, SBAS-InSAR technology has been adopted as a replacement for traditional measurement methods to monitor landslide movements. Based on the deformation information of the monitoring targets, safety analysis, and disaster warnings are conducted to ensure the safe operation of the power station and the safety of downstream communities and residents' lives and property.
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