Revised_Enhanced Landslide Detection using Deep Learning with Recurrent Neural Networks for Temporal Monitoring
This document presents a deep learning-based landslide detection system utilizing Recurrent Neural Networks (RNN) for real-time monitoring and prediction. The system analyzes historical landslide data and real-time sensor inputs to accurately predict landslide occurrences, achieving an accuracy of 89%, precision of 82%, and recall of 94%. The findings emphasize the potential of advanced AI technologies in enhancing disaster preparedness and minimizing risks associated with landslides.
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Revised_Enhanced Landslide Detection using Deep Learning with Recurrent Neural Networks for Temporal Monitoring
This document presents a deep learning-based landslide detection system utilizing Recurrent Neural Networks (RNN) for real-time monitoring and prediction. The system analyzes historical landslide data and real-time sensor inputs to accurately predict landslide occurrences, achieving an accuracy of 89%, precision of 82%, and recall of 94%. The findings emphasize the potential of advanced AI technologies in enhancing disaster preparedness and minimizing risks associated with landslides.
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Enhanced Landslide Detection using Deep Learning with Recurrent Neural Networks for Temporal Monitoring
S Mahalakshmi K.Valarmathi P A Mathina
Department of Electronics and Department of Electronics and Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering Communication Engineering Communication Engineering P.S.R. Engineering College P.S.R. Engineering College P.S.R. Engineering College Sivakasi, India Sivakasi, India Sivakasi, India [email protected][email protected][email protected]
B Mohan S.Deepa R.Jayasri
Department of Electronics and Department of Electronics and Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering Communication Engineering Communication Engineering P.S.R. Engineering College P.S.R. Engineering College P.S.R. Engineering College Sivakasi, India Sivakasi, India Sivakasi, India [email protected][email protected][email protected] S.Dhula Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering P.S.R. Engineering College Sivakasi, India [email protected] Abstract—Landslides are one of the major natural hazards, enabling authorities to take preventive measures like causing significant impairment to structure and defeat of social evacuating the affected population and deploying emergency survives. Early and accurate landslide prediction is vital to response teams before a landslide occurs. So, predictive mitigate such risks. This work introduces an advanced landslide models based on IoT and AI have shown promising results alert system leveraging a deep learning model, specifically a for disaster preparedness, reducing the time taken to respond Recurrent Neural Network (RNN). The system is trained on historical landslide data alongside real-time sensor inputs, to an event, and providing critical information in high-risk including critical parameters including soil moistness, areas. As these systems evolve, they are likely to become an temperature, moisture, in addition ground vibration. The RNN integral part of early warning infrastructures that will help model effectively captures temporal patterns, enabling precise make communities safer and minimize landslide-related probability calculations for landslide occurrence. The casualties and damages. The challenge lies in refining these accomplished RNN method is assessed on unseen test data to technologies to ensure low latency, reliability, and validate its predictive accuracy and generalization capability. scalability, so they can be effectively implemented in diverse Standards like accuracy, recall, precision, and F1 score are used and rugged terrains where the threat of landslides is always to measure its performance. The findings of the evaluation present. indicate that the Recurrent Neural Network demonstrates superior performance in the detection of landslides, attaining an exemplary accuracy rate of 89%. The model records a precision II. LITERATURE REVIEW rate of 82%, an F1-score of 87%, and a recall rate of 94%. Lu, et al.,[2011][6] illustrate a new image-grounded Keywords—Landslide prediction, Deep Learning, Recurrent landslide tracking structure projected in this work which Neural Network, Sensor data, Predictive accuracy utilizes digital image progressions styles toward descry landslide passed in the least landslide passed condition to attain a non-interface landslide tracking scheme by unique I. INTRODUCTION image. The proposition of this method is grounded on consuming a ray designer to venture a ray toward the Landslides are amongst the biggest formidable natural dimension container, which has two acrylic boards in the threats such occur worldwide, often bringing disastrous dimension container. The dual ray adverts in the image is results. A landslide may be illustrated as the motion of a induced through the passed landslide. To recognize the batch of rocks global down an incline, and is usually induced match of ray adverts, and complete a laidback computation, by the combination of environmental factors, which include the method might contract the landslide relegation with a massive rainfall, earth-shaking action, volcanic explosion, neutralized position. As stated by the dimension effect, it then human interventions such as deforestation and might advertise the caution in addition to helping the unplanned urban development [1]. In landslide-prone areas, impairment. these events result in substantial economic losses, infrastructural destruction, and even human loss in the worst Doerksen et al.,[2023][7] recommend to usage of the scenarios. The unpredictability of landslides, along with their authority of machine learning, deep learning with artificial sudden onset, makes these phenomena highly difficult to intelligence ways through exposed cause. Space grounded mitigate. With growing urbanization into vulnerable terrains information to prognosticate landslides in the district position and extreme weather events becoming increasingly frequent in Nepal at 7, 10, and 14-day time-based judgments through due to climate change, there is an urgent need for precise and the standardized rush estimations and geomorphic statistics timely landslide prediction [2]. The traditional landslide as a contribution. Outcomes were given in cooperation with monitoring techniques have usually been based on geological technical sapience through point significance investigation survey and visual observation however these techniques are then a robust prophetic competence of landslide vaticination time consuming, laborious, and rather unsuitable for in Nepal by means of random forest in addition U Net instantaneous reactions. In addition, the extreme variability models. of environmental factors involved in landslide initiation Ado et al.,[2022[[8] explains the numerous scholarly means that a highly localized approach is essential to capture investigations have meticulously examined the claim of the unique conditions in different geographical areas[3]. machine learning frameworks for the purpose of landslide Recent advancements in sensor technology, artificial vulnerability mapping, underscoring their efficacy in intelligence (AI), and big data analytics have unlocked identifying regions with elevated risk. Empirical evidence recently developed potentiality during enhancing landslide indicates that the identification of landslide causative factors prediction. Through IoT devices and deep learning models, (LCFs) is contingent upon the availability of data along with researchers and engineers are now able to monitor and the distinctive attributes of the specific geographical area explore an extensive parameter in real time[4]. This IoT being analyzed. Research findings illustrate that China sensor are placed strategically within landslide-prone areas, emerges as the predominant locus of inquiry, with the area which continue to collect environmental data like under the receiver operating characteristic curve regarded as temperature, soil moisture, moisture, ground vibrations with the favored metric for evaluation. Recent innovations in even rainfall intensity. These data points, collected from hybrid, ensemble, and deep learning techniques exhibit various sources, present an image of the environmental enhanced performance relative to conventional ML conditions that could cause landslides. Deep learning and methodologies. The escalating scholarly engagement in this machine learning algorithms, especially RNN can be used to domain signifies a discernible trend towards the adoption of analyze such complex datasets. RNNs are specifically increasingly sophisticated AI-driven approaches for landslide designed for time-series analysis and can identify patterns forecasting. and trends before a landslide. By training these models on historical landslide events, and correlating them with real- Raut et al.,[2024][9] presents an investigation that time data, landslide risk can be predicted more accurately primarily emphasizes the comparative assessment of well in time [5]. These can warn authorities and communities machine learning and statistical methodologies for the of an impending landslide many days in advance, thereby purpose of landslide susceptibility mapping; however, it neglects to consider the incorporation of supplementary learning and deep learning practices. The identification of advanced geospatial techniques or hybrid models that could landslides is pivotal for comprehensive risk evaluation. To potentially augment predictive accuracy and furnish a more augment model efficacy, scholars have developed integrated holistic understanding of the dynamics associated with geodatabases, including the Recent Landslide Database landslides. (RecLD) and the Relict Landslide Database (RelLD). Convolutional neural networks were ascertained to exhibit Nair [2024][10] articulates that conventional landslide the highest accuracy (92.5%) in a instance education prediction frameworks frequently depend on localized executed in Lantau, Hong Kong, attributable to their datasets and substantial computational resources, which advanced feature extraction proficiency. In evaluating constrains their applicability on a global scale and culminates effectiveness, logistic regression, SVM, RF, and boosting in a notably low accuracy rate of approximately 30%. This algorithms are ranked just after. These findings illustrate the underscores the imperative for the development of more potential of ML and DL frameworks in facilitating landslide efficacious models that can function on an expansive scale identification and mitigating associated risks. devoid of such limitations. Chaganti et al.,[2023][15] elaborates the purposes of Miao et al.,[2023][11] explains the effort to enhance the disaster prevention and risk mitigation, the mapping of predicted accuracy of landslide susceptibility mapping, landslide detection is of paramount importance, and contemporary investigations have employed machine contemporary research has been focused on the refinement of learning algorithms alongside remote sensing technologies. analytical methodologies. Through the utilization of high- The integration of InSAR deformation data has demonstrated resolution imaging coupled with remote sensing a capacity to bolster model efficacy, with collaborative technologies, investigators have implemented object training yielding the most favorable results. When evaluating detection and image segmentation methodologies. machine learning algorithms, random forest demonstrates Observations from a study suggest that utilizing a pretrained greater accuracy against information value, convolutional VGG 16 neural network alongside a logistic regression neural networks, and support vector machines. Empirical classifier leads to the greatest detection rates for floods and studies indicate that the inclusion of InSAR data significantly landslides. To enhance risk assessment, the accuracy of enhances landslide susceptibility mapping while forecasts is further augmented through the integration of concurrently reducing the incidence of false positives. These aerial imagery and field validation. In the realm of effective findings provide crucial insights for the realm of landslide disaster management, advancements in deep learning and risk assessment research and its practical applications. remote sensing are significantly improving the monitoring of Casagli et al.,[2023][12] illustrates the purposes of floods and the detection of landslides. landslide detection, monitoring, and prediction, remote sensing techniques (RSTs) are extensively utilized due to III. PROPOSED SYSTEM their provision of critical information across diverse temporal and spatial dimensions. While terrestrial methodologies such The proposed scheme is perfect for applications such as as lidar, Doppler radar, and interferometric radar deliver natural language processing (NLP), time series estimating exceptional precision and real-time surveillance, satellite- then classification or regression tasks involving temporal or based RSTs afford extensive geographical coverage. sequential patterns since it is meticulously designed to Empirical studies underscore that each RST possesses handle sequential data quickly. Real-world issues like distinct advantages and limitations; thus, the integration of landslide detection, which call for the analysis of sequential these methods is imperative for a comprehensive analysis of geographic and temporal data including rainfall patterns, soil landslides. The amalgamation of various technologies moisture levels, seismic activity, and other environmental enhances the efficacy of early warning systems and risk parameters, benefit greatly from its application. The management strategies. Future investigative efforts should sequential flow of landslides is shown in Fig. 1. prioritize the application of big data analytics and the The first step in the procedure is gathering raw input enhancement of communication with at-risk populations to data, which could include satellite photos, sensor numerical facilitate more effective landslide mitigation. values, or other organized or unstructured landslide Meena et al.,[2022][13] infer event based landslide prediction data. After that, this data undergoes a thorough inventories play a pivotal role in aiding hazard and preparation step to make sure it is appropriate for model susceptibility assessments by elucidating the correlation training. Since landslides occur far less frequently than non- between triggering phenomena and landslide occurrences. landslide occurrences, class imbalance is a major problem in Current explorations have involved satellite imagery and landslide datasets. To remedy this, methods including elevation data to delve into the possibilities of machine creating synthetic samples, under sampling the dominant learning and deep learning frameworks, particularly U-Net, class, or oversampling the minority class are employed to for the automated recognition of landslides. An analysis balance the dataset. By doing this, the model is kept from performed in the Nepali Himalayas illustrates that U-Net becoming skewed toward non-landslide occurrences. To reached the utmost accuracy when using a 128×128 pixel improve convergence during training, the information is patch size, surpassing older machine learning models like further standardized by scrabbling the features to a consistent SVM and Random Forest (RF) . While the incorporation of orbit, usually between 0 and 1 to facilitate better digital elevation models did not significantly enhance overall convergence during training and improve overall model accuracy, it did contribute to improved classification performance. outcomes. U-Net remains a promising yet underexplored The preprocessing stage have a separation of dataset into approach for landslide identification, necessitating further training and testing sets. A learning rate of 0.005 is used, research across various topographical contexts. along with the Adam optimizer, 50 epochs, a batch size of Wang et al.,[2021][14] to strengthen detection 16, and a dropout rate of 0.5. This section guarantees that the proficiency, recent explorations have engaged machine model is tested on unknown data in landslide detection, giving a realistic assessment of its generalizability across Fig.1. Sequential flow of landslide many settings and circumstances. An RNN is constructed following the preparation of the data. Because RNNs record A. Performance Evaluation Matrix temporal dependencies across time steps, they are especially Accuracy computes the number of accurately expected useful for sequential data. This entails seeing trends in the data in general data. way environmental factors, like soil moisture or rainfall intensity, change over time in order to detect landslides. Advanced layers like Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) may be added to the model to address issues like vanishing Recall (Sensitivity) computes the number of properly gradients. This keeps the model's long-term dependencies, expected positive data in general actual positive data. which are essential for comprehending how landslide risks gradually evolve. The system enters the training phase after the RNN Precision calculates the number of suitably expected architecture is established. The preprocessed data is used to positive data in overall expected positive data. train the model with the proper optimizer and loss function. Weighted loss functions can be used to rank infrequent landslide occurrences for landslide detection. Regularization techniques like dropout are employed to avoid overfitting, F1 score reviews recall and precision into one number. particularly when working with the relatively small datasets typical of landslide investigations, and the learning rate is modified for maximum performance. This models performance using the test dataset after training is finished B. Dataset Description: and it evaluate the model through the metrics like accuracy, recall, F1-score and precision. The dataset, sourced from Kaggle consists of 1000 entries, delineated by 7 distinct attributes together with a Building machine learning models for sequential data binary target variable, landslide, which denotes the tasks, such as landslide detection, is made comprehensive occurrence (1) or absence (0) of a landslide event. The and methodical by this organized procedure. The system attributes include temperature, indicative of the atmospheric suggests a dependable and scalable explanation for analyzing environmental data and predicting landslide risks by tackling thermal conditions, and humidity, functioning as an index important preprocessing issues, making use of RNNs' for the moisture content present within the atmosphere. advantages, and thoroughly testing the model. In the end, this Pressure signifies the atmospheric pressure, while rain helps to mitigate disasters and improve public safety. measures the quantity of precipitation recorded. The dataset additionally incorporates lightavgw/o0, which captures the average light intensity while excluding zero values, and lightmax, representing the highest recorded light intensity. In addition, dampness measures the quantity of water available in the ground. Collectively, these attributes enable the prediction of landslides based on the prevailing environmental conditions.
IV. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
In this research, the dataset was split into a training dataset and a testing dataset with 30% of the data reserved as a test set. Fig. 2 presented in the paper delivers a precise overview of the data structure and describes the dataset further. The recurrent neural network was implemented on Python libraries TensorFlow and Kera’s, and trained and tested in models very conveniently. Fig 3 Confusion matrix Fig. 2 Data set visualization The Random Forest model also performs well and it To contextualize the RNN's performance, its accuracy is produces accuracy is 86%, precision is 81%, and recall of compared with several other classifications in Table I 89%, making it a reliable alternative, though slightly behind Accuracy comparison methods applied to similar datasets: the RNN in overall performance. The Decision Tree method shows a similar trend and provides accuracy of 85%, TABLE I ACCURACY COMPARISON WITH OTHER METHODS precision of 76% then recall of 90%, but it has the lowest F1- F1- score among the top models at 83%. Finally, the support Method Accuracy Precision Recall Score vector machine performs the feeblest and produces an RNN 89% 82% 94% 87% accuracy is 80%, precision is 75%, and recall is 81%, Random resulting in the lowest F1-score of 78%. In summary, while 86% 81% 89% 85% Forest the RNN provides the best overall performance, both Random Decision Forest and Decision Tree models offer competitive results, 85% 76% 90% 83% Tree especially in the recall, with SVM lagging in all key metrics. Support 80% 75% 81% 78% Vector Machine
The performance of the models reveals that the RNN is
the most effective for landslide detection, achieving the highest accuracy is 89%. Precision is 82%, and F1-score is 87% shown in Table 1. Its standout feature is a high recall is 94%, indicating its strong ability to identify true landslide events.
Fig. 4 Loss curves and Accuracy curves
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