Mao Zhengjun, Zhang Jinge, Zhong Jiaxin, et al. Sensitivity Analysis on Factors Influencing Loess Terrace Landslide Potential Using Certainty Factor Method[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2023, 43(2): 183-192.
DOI:
Mao Zhengjun, Zhang Jinge, Zhong Jiaxin, et al. Sensitivity Analysis on Factors Influencing Loess Terrace Landslide Potential Using Certainty Factor Method[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2023, 43(2): 183-192. DOI: 10.13961/j.cnki.stbctb.20230327.003.
Sensitivity Analysis on Factors Influencing Loess Terrace Landslide Potential Using Certainty Factor Method
[Objective] The factors influencing landslide potential of loess terraces and the associated landslide formation mechanisms were studied in order to provide a scientific basis for the prevention and control of loess terrace landslides. [Methods] With data from the Google Earth Engine cloud computing platform for Pengyang County
Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region
we used the random forest algorithm to extract terrace distribution information in the study area. Based on the overlay analysis method
the high and extremely high susceptibility zones of potential loess terrace landslides in the study area were determined. Eight influencing factors were selected
and the certainty factor method was used for analysis. [Results] ① The terrace area in the study area accounted for 47.28% of the total area of the county. There were 86 potentially unstable slopes
and there were no deforming areas within the influence range of terraces. ② The high and extremely high susceptibility zones for potential landslides of loess terraces accounted for 46.68% of the total area of high and extremely high susceptibility zones in the study area (27.64% of the total area of terraces in the study area). ③ Rainfall
stratum lithology
gully density
and slope direction had strong controlling effects on the spatial distribution of potential landslides of loess terraces in the study area. [Conclusion] The main controlling factors for potential landslides of loess terraces in the study area were rainfall and stratum lithology
especially in the area where the annual rainfall was more than 450 mm and there were Quaternary stone loess with paleosol strata.
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