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35 2 ——— Vol.35　No.2 2 0 1 0 3 Earth Science— Journal of China University of Geosciences Mar.　2 0 1 0 doi:10.37 /dqkx.2010.033 唐　川, 齐　信, 丁　军,杨泰平, 罗真富 成都理工大学地质灾害防治与地质环境保护国家重点实验室, 四川成都 61005 :, , ., 1 214 . 2008 24 , 20 272.7 mm.SPOT 5 , 823 .“ ·24”, 68%, 46.6%, . . :;;;;. :P627;P642.22　　　　:1000-2383(2010)02-0317-07 　　　　:200 -07-28 DynamicAnalysis on Rainfall-Induced LandslideActivity in High Seismic Intensity Areas of theWenchuan Earthquake Using Remote Sensing Image TANG Chuan, QI Xin, DING Jun, YANG Tai-ping, LUO Zhen-fu StateK ey Laboratory of Geo-Hazard Prevention and Geo-Environment Protection, Chengdu University of Technology , Cheng du 61005 , China Abstract:A catastrophic earthquake alw ays intensively disturbs ground strata and affects the slope stability for a long period of time.The Wenchuan earthquake not only triggered serious coseismic landslides, but also extensively accelerated the landslide activity during the subsequent heavy rains.Based on the interpretation of high resolution of aerial photographs, 1214 landslides are identified, most of which are shallow landslides, rock falls, and rock slides t riggered in the high seismic intensity region of the Wenchuan earthquake near the Beichuan City and along the valleys of the Jianjiang River.A heavy rainfall on 24 Septem- ber, 2008 triggered more landslides and debris flows in the cent ral part of the area affected by the Wenchuan earthquake.The accumulated precipitation triggering landslides and debris f low s is 272.7 mm in two days, w hile the rainfall amount and intensi- 2 ty recorded in this area have a return period of about 20 years.878 n