Abstract
Mudslide is a common natural disaster in mountainous areas, causing harm to roads and railroads and structures. To address this problem, this paper adopts the automatic video recognition approach, which utilizes widely installed video surveillance equipment to detect the changes of mudslides, so as to identify the mudslide diffuse flow disaster in the video monitoring area to achieve early warning. Firstly, the deep learning model is trained with weakly labeled mudslide video files, and the spatio-temporal feature learning method, i.e., inflated 3D convolutional network, is combined in the model, which results in a higher correctness rate of training and detection; secondly, the model is shown to have a recognition accuracy of 86% through the testing of the relevant datasets, which can be used as an effective complement to the traditional method of mudslide early warning.
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Darcy & Roy Press Co. Ltd.
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