Abstract

Landslides are the most important type of geological disaster development in China. Heavy rainfall and earthquakes often cause mass landslides. Rapid extraction of postdisaster landslide information is an important method for realizing scientific and efficient emergency investigations and can provide a key basis for disaster assessment and emergency response decision-making. Rapid extraction of postdisaster landslide information is an important method for realizing scientific and efficient emergency investigations and can provide a key basis for disaster assessment and emergency response decision-making. Using Fujian as an example, based on basic topography, geology and other data, the multiscale segmentation method is used for image segmentation, and different features are selected. The applicability of the rule-based extraction method and support vector machine, random forest and other machine learning methods. The applicability of the rule-based extraction method and support vector machine, random forest and other machine learning methods in small-scale landslide extraction in the study area is compared. The results showed that the extraction accuracy of the rule-based extraction method was 90.86%, the extraction accuracy of the support vector machine was 65.95%, and the extraction accuracy of the random forest was 93.43%. A comparison of the three methods revealed that the random forest method was most suitable for landslide extraction in the study area.

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