摘要(英) |
After the 921
Chi-Chi earthquakes, steep topography, weak geology, and slopeland
overuse caused frequent debris flow in mountain areas in which people
also suffered from debris flow during plum rains and typhoon seasons.
Thirty-four potential debris-flow creeks in the Chen-yu-lan watershed
were studied investigated. Debris flow potential and deposited volume
were estimated, using the following multi-variable statistical
analysis.(1)The effects of topographic, material and rain-related factor
on debris flow were studied investigated.(2)Potential analysis was
perfomed to yield useful information on the debris flow.(3)Factors of
debris flow were studied investigated using cluster analysis.(4)A
regression analysis of the deposited volume was performed. In this
work study, eight factors that govern debris flow were studied
investigated. These were watershed area, form factor, mean slope, river
density, landslide area, geological index, effective accumulated
rainfall and effective rainfall intensity. Fisher discriminant analysis
and artificial neural networks were used to determine: check debris
flow. The resulting corrected rate is more accurate than that obtained
using any artificial neural network. The analysis results, the
formulas of the landslide area (AL) in terms of the watershed area (A)
and the landslide area (AL) in terms of the deposited volume (V ) are as
follow AL=0.0063 A 1.21, = 349140 AL0.50. The variables are
grouped by cluster analysis, and the effect of each group on debris flow
deposited volume relations. This classification is used to determine
debris flow size. Deposited volumes are obtained by regression
analysis(1)V =156(A)+525(AL)+ 2189(S)– 11576, (2)V =262(A)+ 2489(S)–
39240,(3)V =154(A)+527(AL)+1716(S)+235(Re)– 70924. |