2000 年 39 巻 1 号 p. 39-47
Advanced procedure for presumption of underground slide surface by analysis of different-time-photogrammetry is shown by study of Hachimantai-Sumikawa landslide, at the northeastern part of Akita prefecture in Japan, occurred on May, 11th, 1997. This landslide area had no artificial objects which can be used for tracking point to find out the ground displacement, so that the photo interpretation technique based on canopy gaps in natural beech forest was newly introduced. Additionally, in the presumption of underground slide surface geometry, a new analytic procedure based on soil mechanics, i. e. the slide-force-ratio that is derived from the digital elevation model, raised the precision of presumed 3-dimentional slide surface. The result of analysis shows good coincidence with a slide surface presumed by the data of boring survey.