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Landslide Research at the British Geological Survey: Capture, Storage and Interpretation on a National and Site-Specific Scale
作者姓名:Catherine PENNINGTON  Claire FOSTER  Jonathan CHAMBERS and Gareth JENKINS
作者单位:British Geological Survey, Keyworth, Nottinghamshire, NG12 5GG, UK
基金项目:The present research results are part of a project financially supported by the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC).
摘    要:Abstract: Landslide research at the British Geological Survey (BGS) is carried out through a number of activities, including surveying, database development and real-time monitoring of landslides. Landslide mapping across the UK has been carried out since BGS started geological mapping in 1835. Today, BGS geologists use a combination of remote sensing and ground-based investigations to survey landslides. The development of waterproof tablet computers (BGS·SIGMAmobile), with inbuilt GPS and GIS for field data capture provides an accurate and rapid mapping methodology for field surveys. Regional and national mapping of landslides is carried out in conjunction with site-specific monitoring, using terrestrial LiDAR and differential GPS technologies, which BGS has successfully developed for this application. In addition to surface monitoring, BGS is currently developing geophysical ground-imaging systems for landslide monitoring, which provide real-time information on subsurface changes prior to failure events. BGS’s mapping and monitoring activities directly feed into the BGS National Landslide Database, the most extensive source of information on landslides in Great Britain. It currently holds over 14?000 records of landslide events. By combining BGS’s corporate datasets with expert knowledge, BGS has developed a landslide hazard assessment tool, GeoSure, which provides information on the relative landslide hazard susceptibility at national scale.

关 键 词:Key  words:  landslide    National  Landslide  Database    GeoSure    hazard    LiDAR    geophysics
收稿时间:2009/7/22 0:00:00
修稿时间:2009/9/15 0:00:00

Landslide Research at the British Geological Survey:Capture,Storage and Interpretation on a National and Site-Specific Scale
Authors:Catherine PENNINGTON  Claire FOSTER  Jonathan CHAMBERS  Gareth JENKINS British Geological Survey  Keyworth  Nottinghamshire  NG GG  UK
Institution:British Geological Survey, Keyworth, Nottinghamshire, NG12 5GG, UK
Abstract:Landslide research at the British Geological Survey (BGS) is carried out through a number of activities, including surveying, database development and real‐time monitoring of landslides. Landslide mapping across the UK has been carried out since BGS started geological mapping in 1835. Today, BGS geologists use a combination of remote sensing and ground‐based investigations to survey landslides. The development of waterproof tablet computers (BGS·SIGMAmobile), with inbuilt GPS and GIS for field data capture provides an accurate and rapid mapping methodology for field surveys. Regional and national mapping of landslides is carried out in conjunction with site‐specific monitoring, using terrestrial LiDAR and differential GPS technologies, which BGS has successfully developed for this application. In addition to surface monitoring, BGS is currently developing geophysical ground‐imaging systems for landslide monitoring, which provide real‐time information on subsurface changes prior to failure events. BGS's mapping and monitoring activities directly feed into the BGS National Landslide Database, the most extensive source of information on landslides in Great Britain. It currently holds over 14 000 records of landslide events. By combining BGS's corporate datasets with expert knowledge, BGS has developed a landslide hazard assessment tool, GeoSure, which provides information on the relative landslide hazard susceptibility at national scale.
Keywords:landslide  National Landslide Database  GeoSure  hazard  LiDAR  geophysics
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