[Objective]To investigate the spatial-temporal variations in landslide susceptibility due to human engi-neering activities in resettled urban areas.[Methods]This study focuses on the new urban area of Yunyang Coun-ty in the Three Gorges Reservoir region.Landslide susceptibility time-varying index factors were introduced to map spatial-temporal susceptibility differences and explore the spatial-temporal evolution of landslide disasters during ur-banization in resettled urban areas.First,the stacking ensemble model was selected as the static susceptibility eval-uation model.Then,the InSAR deformation rates and land use types over three distinct time spans(namely,Janu-ary 16,2017,to August 27,2018(T1),September 20,2018,to July 30,2021(T2),and August 23,2021,to November 17,2023(T3))were selected as time-varying factors.Last,the time-varying factors were combined with the static evaluation results to create susceptibility difference distribution maps for the different periods.[Re-sults]The study revealed that introducing time-varying factors in the analysis of spatial-temporal susceptibility differences effectively reflects the impact of urbanization on landslide disasters.When the land type in the study ar-ea changed from non-engineering land to engineering land,the landslide susceptibility level generally increased,with grid shares of 61.3%and 67.1%in the two change stages,respectively.The temporal trends of the InSAR displacement time series curves for selected typical landslides in urban areas showed high spatial-temporal correla-tions with land type changes,further validating the reliability of this method.[Conclusion]The proposed research approach provides the basis for disaster prevention,mitigation,and regional planning during the urbanization process in resettled urban areas of the Three Gorges Reservoir region.
关键词
移民迁建城区/滑坡易发性/土地利用类型/InSAR/滑坡时空易发性差异分析/地表形变
Key words
resettled urban area/landslide susceptibility/land use type/InSAR/analysis of spatial-temporal vari-ations in landslide susceptibility assessment/surface deformation