MIREA – Russian technological university (applied mathematics, professor)
Russian Federation
graduate student
Russian Federation
UDC 005
UDC 502/504
An algorithm for studying the avalanche hazard of a territory based on a nearly periodic analysis of data proposed, which results in intervals of uniform function behavior. These intervals divided by uniformly spaced boundaries that form a rectangular grid in the space of linearized data. An algorithm for studying the avalanche hazard of a mountainous territory proposed, based on a nearly periodic analysis of linearized data obtained during the polygonal transformation of the original satellite image of a mountain range. Based on the results of applying the algorithm, a composition of uniform longitudinal and transverse intervals of uniform behavior of linearized data is determined, forming a system of critical spatial barriers of the original image that determine the degree of avalanche hazard of nearby territories.
avalanche, danger, near period, satellite image
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