I developed a free-open source software called LandScient_EWS that (preliminary) is able to use real-time rainfall measurements (from rain gauges) and to compare it with pre-established rainfall thresholds (for landslides) on a study area (to issue advisory levels). In my doctoral thesis, I argued that similar codes are not usually open to use them or modify them for particular requirements of a landslide early warning system. Do you know what similar free-open codes are available?
Hi Roberto,
There is a free open-source software package in both MATLAB and Python for change detection and near-real-time monitoring of various time series, including, vegetation and climate time series (rainfall, etc.) that you may want to check out: https://geodesy.noaa.gov/gps-toolbox/JUST.htm
OR https://github.com/Ghaderpour/LSWAVE-SignalProcessing
The JUSTmonitor code in this package can be used to generate alert maps in real-time. Hope that helps!
Regards,
Ebrahim
Thank you Dr. Ebrahim Ghaderpour. Congratulations for your developments and publications. It is interesting. Of course I have not fully checked the software but I have the idea that it is not exactly the kind of codes I expected. Nevertheless, your description of Justmonitor somehow is similar to what I was asking. Probably if I have the chance of reading more about it I will love to cite and recognize such magnificent free open source codes that can contribute to landslide forecasting.
Greetings and blessings.
My pleasure! I will be glad to assist you if you had any questions on the software, its theory and implementation.
All the best
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