A Prospective Researcher interested in “Database in order to Image Processing of Geotechnical issues such as Slope stability and landslides during seismic motions" Hope this text finds you well. I would like to find a valid Database consisting images for a data-driven investigation of the phenomena and risk. In this regard, would you mind introducing me a reliable database. Best Regards
Yes, there are several databases available that provide images and data related to landslides and slope stability, often used for geotechnical analysis and image processing research. Here are some notable options:
1. Landslide Inventory Maps – The US Geological Survey (USGS) and the European Space Agency (ESA) provide comprehensive landslide inventories with georeferenced images, which are valuable for analyzing landslide occurrences and patterns.
2. Global Landslide Catalog (GLC) – Managed by NASA, this catalog contains landslide data with images and geolocations, primarily associated with rainfall-triggered landslides, but it also includes a variety of slope stability scenarios.
3. Japanese Landslide Inventory – Available through the National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience (NIED) in Japan, this database focuses on earthquake-triggered landslides and offers high-resolution images that are highly relevant for seismic studies.
4. SLID: Landslide Image Dataset – This dataset is curated for machine learning purposes and includes labeled images of landslides, making it suitable for image processing and classification tasks.
These databases are widely used in geotechnical research and offer credible, high-quality resources for data-driven analyses of slope stability and landslide risks.
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