Landslide Detection Techniques: A Survey
Journal Title: UNKNOWN - Year 2014, Vol 1, Issue 1
Abstract
Landslide is a physical phenomenon in which large amount of rock debris break or slide down the slope leading to destruction of large natural as well as material losses along with lives of many people. Massive losses are caused by landslides in different parts of world. In India landslide is popular phenomena of Himalayan region and southern Nilgiri Mountains. Such losses could be avoided if proper intelligence system is present which could inform about the event in advance or at least give information about landslide trigger factors like water content in soil, tectonic activity, disturbance frequency of anthropogenic activates, litho logy and various others. In this paper different landslide detection techniques are discussed.
Authors and Affiliations
Yuga Hare, Rambabu Vatti, Rajeshwari Dande, Pooja Vinchurkar
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