Using high-resolution UAV imagery and artificial intelligence to detect and map landslide cracks automatically
Ionut Sandric,
Zenaida Chitu,
Viorel Ilinca
et al.
Abstract:Mapping landslide cracks is essential in understanding landslide dynamics and evolution across space and time. Each landslide crack’s depth, direction, and width are related to the stress and strain imposed on the landslide body. Moreover, their spatial distribution can indicate areas where the landslide can extend, mainly if located in the upper part of the main landslide scarp. Even though the cracks leave a distinct pattern on the landslide body when fresh or when there is a high contrast between the bare s… Show more
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