Landslide volumetric and distribution data in Duku Corridor of Tien Shan, China

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Hauptverfasser: Jiang, Zhenni, Zhang, Yifan, Wu, Chunhao, Cui, Peng
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author Jiang, Zhenni
Zhang, Yifan
Wu, Chunhao
Cui, Peng
author_facet Jiang, Zhenni
Zhang, Yifan
Wu, Chunhao
Cui, Peng
collection Datos científicos de ciencias marinas y ambientales
contents This dataset presents a total of 742 landslides that occurred before August 2024 in the Duku Corridor of the Tien Shan, China, with a spatial coverage of around 27,800 square kilometers. For each entry, landslide type, area, volume, damming status, and geometry information are recorded. The landslide locations and boundaries were identified and delineated through visual interpretation of landslides on remote sensing images (2000-2024) via Google Earth. Landslide volumes were determined using the empirical area-volume equation of landslides, with modifications based on landslide volumetric and spatial coverage data retrieved from other research on the Tien Shan for local adjustment. The entire dataset was reviewed and validated.
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spellingShingle Landslide volumetric and distribution data in Duku Corridor of Tien Shan, China
Jiang, Zhenni
Zhang, Yifan
Wu, Chunhao
Cui, Peng
Central Asia; Landslides; Landslides_catalog; Northwestern China; slope failures; Tien Shan; visual interpretation; Visual interpretation
This dataset presents a total of 742 landslides that occurred before August 2024 in the Duku Corridor of the Tien Shan, China, with a spatial coverage of around 27,800 square kilometers. For each entry, landslide type, area, volume, damming status, and geometry information are recorded. The landslide locations and boundaries were identified and delineated through visual interpretation of landslides on remote sensing images (2000-2024) via Google Earth. Landslide volumes were determined using the empirical area-volume equation of landslides, with modifications based on landslide volumetric and spatial coverage data retrieved from other research on the Tien Shan for local adjustment. The entire dataset was reviewed and validated.
title Landslide volumetric and distribution data in Duku Corridor of Tien Shan, China
topic Central Asia; Landslides; Landslides_catalog; Northwestern China; slope failures; Tien Shan; visual interpretation; Visual interpretation
url https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.973115