Developmental Characteristics and Controlling Factors of Landslides Triggered by Extreme Rainfalls on 16 June 2024 in Longyan,Fujian Province
Objectives:On 16 June 2024,Longyan City in Fujian Province,Eastern China experienced ex-ceptionally heavy rainfalls,setting a 24 h record of 377.3 mm.The extreme rainfalls triggered numerous landslides,causing widespread damage to residential homes and disrupting transportation in several areas,which attracted significant public attention.Timely acquisition of landslide inventories,along with a de-tailed understanding of their spatial distribution and controlling factors,is crucial for informing post-disaster emergency response and recovery efforts.Methods:Satellite optical remote sensing imagery and digital ele-vation model in the affected region were used in conjunction with the ResU-Net model to rapidly and accu-rately identify the landslides triggered by the extreme rainfalls.A spatial analysis of the landslide distribu-tion was conducted by integrating factors such as topography,geomorphology,and human activities.Addi-tionally,an optimal parameters-based geographical detector model was employed to quantitatively analyze the primary controlling factors behind the landslides and the interaction effects between dual controlling fac-tors.Results:The extreme rainfall event triggered at least 3 951 landslides,covering a total area of approxi-mately 21.30 km2.Most landslides were small in scale,with Shanghang and Wuping counties being the most severely affected,showing a clustered spatial distribution.The spatial analysis revealed that 44％of the landslides occurred at elevations between 200-300 m,with landslide frequency increasing as the dis-tance to roads and rivers decreased.Elevation,distance to roads,and distance to rivers were identified as the primary controlling factors for the landslides.Interaction effects between controlling factors were found to enhance landslide occurrence,with the interaction between elevation and land cover being particularly significant.Conclusions:This study provides a comprehensive inventory of landslides triggered by the ex-treme rainfall event in Longyan City,and identifies the primary controlling factors and spatial distribution patterns.The findings provide essential data for post-disaster emergency response,reconstruction plan-ning,and risk assessment of potential secondary disasters.
"6·16"extreme rainfallsResU-Net modelintelligent recognition of landslideoptimal pa-rameters geographic detectorconditioning factor
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