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      우리나라 지역 산사태 탐지 및 위험지도 작성을 위한 적정 위성영상 식생지수 선정에 관한 연구 = Selecting appropriate vegetation indices for detection and prediction mapping of landslides in South Korea

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      Landslides are becoming more frequent and severe due to increasing summer heavy rainfall and typhoons caused by climate change. As a result, the importance of research to predict and detect landslides is also growing. In this study, suitable vegetation indices for detecting and predicting landslides in South Korea were identified based on 1,500 landslides, provided by the National Disaster Safety Institute from 2011 to 2017. Various vegetation indices listed in the Index Data Base (IDB) of the Institute for Crop Science and Resource Conservation (INRES) in Germany were reviewed and selected for construction.
      Five vegetation indices were constructed using Landsat-7 imagery: Normalized Differential Vegetation Index (NDVI), Simple Ratio (SR), Soil Adjusted Vegetation Index (SAVI), Atmospherically Resistant Vegetation Index (ARVI), and Renormalized Differenced Vegetation Index (RDVI). Additionally, the Maxent model was applied to predict landslides using each vegetation index, and the accuracy was measured by comparing the ROC-AUC values. The results showed that the SR vegetation index detected landslides most effectively. Furthermore, the accuracy comparison of the Maxent model revealed that the model using vegetation indices had higher ROC-AUC values compared to the model without vegetation indices, with the SR-based Maxent model yielding the most accurate results. This study provides remote sensing data necessary for creating landslide prediction maps. However, future research should consider factors influencing vegetation indices other than landslides and reflect the extent and magnitude of landslide damage.
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      Landslides are becoming more frequent and severe due to increasing summer heavy rainfall and typhoons caused by climate change. As a result, the importance of research to predict and detect landslides is also growing. In this study, suitable vegetatio...

      Landslides are becoming more frequent and severe due to increasing summer heavy rainfall and typhoons caused by climate change. As a result, the importance of research to predict and detect landslides is also growing. In this study, suitable vegetation indices for detecting and predicting landslides in South Korea were identified based on 1,500 landslides, provided by the National Disaster Safety Institute from 2011 to 2017. Various vegetation indices listed in the Index Data Base (IDB) of the Institute for Crop Science and Resource Conservation (INRES) in Germany were reviewed and selected for construction.
      Five vegetation indices were constructed using Landsat-7 imagery: Normalized Differential Vegetation Index (NDVI), Simple Ratio (SR), Soil Adjusted Vegetation Index (SAVI), Atmospherically Resistant Vegetation Index (ARVI), and Renormalized Differenced Vegetation Index (RDVI). Additionally, the Maxent model was applied to predict landslides using each vegetation index, and the accuracy was measured by comparing the ROC-AUC values. The results showed that the SR vegetation index detected landslides most effectively. Furthermore, the accuracy comparison of the Maxent model revealed that the model using vegetation indices had higher ROC-AUC values compared to the model without vegetation indices, with the SR-based Maxent model yielding the most accurate results. This study provides remote sensing data necessary for creating landslide prediction maps. However, future research should consider factors influencing vegetation indices other than landslides and reflect the extent and magnitude of landslide damage.

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      2 Viet LD, "The effect of the normalized difference vegetation index to landslide susceptibility using optical imagery Sentinel 2 and Landsat 8" European Association of Geoscientists & Engineers 1-5, 2021

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      1 Melillos G, "Using Simple Ratio (SR) vegetation index to detect deep man-made infrastructures in Cyprus" SPIE 105-113, 2020

      2 Viet LD, "The effect of the normalized difference vegetation index to landslide susceptibility using optical imagery Sentinel 2 and Landsat 8" European Association of Geoscientists & Engineers 1-5, 2021

      3 배민기 ; 조택희, "The capability strengthen strategies and energy substitution effect of forestry sectors as climate change response mechanism: Focused on woody biomass" 17 (17): 87-96, 2013

      4 Ehammer A, "Statistical derivation of fPAR and LAI for irrigated cotton and rice in arid Uzbekistan by combining multitemporal RapidEye data and ground measurements" SPIE Europe 66-75, 2010

      5 Colombo RB, "Retrieval of leaf area index in different vegetation types using high resolution satellite data" 86 (86): 120-131, 2003

      6 김호걸 ; 이동근 ; 모용원 ; 길승호 ; 박찬 ; 이수재, "Prediction of landslides occurrence probability under climate change using maxent model" 22 (22): 39-50, 2013

      7 Felicísimo ÁM, "Mapping landslide susceptibility with logistic regression, multiple adaptive regression splines, classification and regression trees, and maximum entropy methods : A comparative study" 10 (10): 175-189, 2013

      8 차성은 ; 임철희 ; 홍민아 ; 임중빈 ; 이우균, "Landslide vulnerability assessment based on climate change scenarios using the maximum entropy (MaxEnt) model" 14 (14): 145-156, 2023

      9 Chen W, "Landslide spatial modeling : Introducing new ensembles of ANN, Maxent, and SVM machine learning techniques" 305 : 314-327, 2017

      10 Korea Forest Service, "Landslide information system"

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      20 Niraj KC, "Effect of the Normalized Difference Vegetation Index(NDVI)on GIS-enabled bivariate and multivariate statistical models for landslide susceptibility mapping" 51 (51): 1739-1756, 2023

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      26 마호섭 ; 정원옥, "Analysis of landslides characteristics in Korean national parks" 96 (96): 611-619, 2007

      27 박수진 ; 주우영 ; 이수연, "An analysis of the relationship between environmental factors and landslide hazard in Korea" 49 (49): 267-285, 2015

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      29 윤혜연 ; 장동호 ; 이윤경, "A study on the landslide susceptibility mapping using statistical spatial data integration models - Focusing on Wangpicheon ecosystem and landscape conservation areas -" 33 (33): 174-188, 2023

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