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Risk Assessment of Regional Land Subsidence Based on Raster Information Quantity Method: Case Study in Cangzhou City of Hebei Province

Liu Bo 1, Li Shinong1, Li Wei2, Wang Wenpeng1, Lu Chengpeng1, Shu Longcang1#br#

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  1. 1. College of Hydrology and Water Resources, Hohai University, Nanjing 210098, China
    2. Nanjing Hydraulic Research Institute, Nanjing 210024, China
  • Online:2025-05-26 Published:2025-06-06
  • Supported by:
    Supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of China (2024YFC3211600,2021YFC3200502) and the Major Science and Technology Program of Ministry of Water Resources (SKS-2022041)

Abstract:  Land subsidence risk inducing factors are complex and spatial distribution varies greatly, in order to scientifically carry out land subsidence risk assessment, this paper proposes the raster information quantity method for the evaluation of land subsidence risk. Firstly, the information value between each rasterized evaluation index and surface variables is calculated to quantitatively characterize the strength of the association between the influencing factors and the risk of land subsidence; Then, an evaluation system with 11 indexes is constructed, including hazard, vulnerability, and exposure; Then, the subjective-objective comprehensive weighting method is used to determine the weights and calculate the risk value, and the risk evaluation is carried out through the reliability test of the working characteristic curve of the subjects; Finally, the above methods were applied to the risk evaluation of land subsidence in Cangzhou City, Hebei Province, in 2022. The results show that the raster informativeness values of the hazard and exposure evaluation indicators are high compared to the vulnerability evaluation indicators. Among the hazard evaluation indicators, the annual average land subsidence rate is a high-risk indicator, and when the annual average land subsidence rate is -127--17 mm/a, the informativeness value is 1.538, which is the most hazardous for the risk of land subsidence; Among the exposure evaluation indicators, the population density is a high-risk indicator, and when the population density is >5 430 people/km2, the informativeness value is 1.923, which is the most hazardous for the risk of land subsidence. At 1 km spatial resolution, the area proportions of land subsidence risk levels in Cangzhou City are distributed as follows: 9.90% high risk, 24.91% relatively high risk, 31.12% medium risk, 23.05% relatively low risk, and 11.02% low risk; The high-risk areas were mainly concentrated in the main urban area of Cangzhou City, Suning County, Huanghua City and other areas, and the medium-risk areas were mainly distributed in the western area of Cangzhou City; The reliability of the raster information quantity method to evaluate the risk of land subsidence in Cangzhou City is good, and the accuracy reaches 0.714.


Key words: risk assessment, raster information quantity method, land subsidence, subjective-objective combination assignment, Cangzhou City, Hebei Province

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