Journal Article

Application of an enhanced BP neural network model with water cycle algorithm on landslide prediction

Rao-ping, Liao, Yong-gang, Zhang, Ming-fei, Zhang, Zheng-yang, Su, Tang, Jun, Zhang, Yan, Wang, Xiao-ming

2021

Overview

The landslide caused a huge disaster to the living environment and seriously threatened the lives and property safety of nearby residents. Assess or predict landslide-susceptible the landslide displacement through monitoring are great beneficial to guide landslide control and mitigate these hazards by taking appropriate preparatory measures. In this paper, a new water cycle algorithm optimization BP neural network (BPNN) dynamic prediction model (WCA-BPNN) was established to make up for the shortcoming of BPNN convergence speed. A typical step-wise landslide——Langshuwan Landslide happened in the Three Gorges Reservoir area of China is taken as a case, and the displacement monitoring data of 4 years was used for time series analysis and modeling. The long-term creep effect of the landslide and the short-term acceleration effect of the climate are considered in the model, and the accumulative displacement is divided into two kinds of trend displacement and periodic displacement. The key influencing factors of landslide periodic displacement were screened by gray relational grade analysis method, and then used as learning data. In addition to comparing the predicted value of the model with the measured value, it also compares the accuracy of the three models of BPNN, support vector machine, extreme learning machine under the training conditions of the same learning data set. The results show that the WAC-BPNN model has faster convergence speed and higher prediction accuracy than the traditional BPNN model, and it is also the most accurate of the four models.

• Publisher: Springer Nature B.V
• Subject: Acceleration / Algorithms / Artificial neural networks / Back propagation / Back propagation networks / Canyons / Climate effects / Convergence / Displacement / Hazard mitigation / Hydrologic cycle / Landslides / Learning algorithms / Machine learning / Model accuracy / Monitoring / Neural networks / Optimization / Prediction models / Support vector machines / Time series