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Abstract
The application discloses a hydrologic forecasting method and system, which relate to hydrologic forecasting and artificial intelligence technology and comprise the steps of acquiring remote sensing data of a target river basin in advance, establishing a rough terrain model of the target river basin based on the acquired remote sensing data, acquiring image data of set positions of a plurality of target river basins according to set time intervals, constructing a global image containing the set positions of the target river basins according to an overlapping area, reconstructing at least part of positions of a dam contained in the global image, extracting features under a uniform visual angle, inputting the extracted features into an LSTM (local area network), encoding the output of the LSTM by a Decoder, extracting hydrologic data in a forecasting image, mapping the extracted hydrologic data to the rough terrain model, and executing hydrologic forecasting according to the extracted hydrologic data and the mapped rough terrain model. The application can reduce runoff hysteresis of the dimension existing at the upstream and the downstream and improve the instantaneity and the accuracy of hydrologic forecasting.
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Technical Field
The application relates to the technical field of hydrologic forecasting and artificial intelligence, in particular to a hydrologic forecasting method and system.
Background
The hydrological data and meteorological data of the large-scale river basin are limited by conditions such as topography, regional economy and the like, measured data are scarce, and only data are difficult to support and construct hydrological simulation of the river basin, and particularly effective forecasting of flood under future conditions is difficult. The effective runoff simulation and flood forecasting technology provides important technological support for water resource utilization, ecological system protection, agricultural development and urban planning of the area.
Hydrologic models are classical methods of runoff simulation and flood forecast, and currently the main methods are a physical mechanism model and a data driving model based on a process. The physical mechanism models such as VIC (Varia ble InfiltrationCapacity) and SWAT (Soil AND WATERASSESSMENT Tool) based on the process have strong practicability based on physical theory and a large amount of actual measurement data in water circulation, but the creation of the models widely adopts inductive reasoning, provides reliable explanation for the hydrologic process, but the existing theory is incomplete and the models are not comprehensive compared with the actually-occurring complex process, and meanwhile, a large amount of complex parameters need to be repeatedly calibrated, so that more time is needed to construct the regional model.
Disclosure of Invention
The embodiment of the application provides a hydrologic forecasting method and a hydrologic forecasting system, which are combined with a coarse geographic model and a local fine model, and realize hydrologic forecasting based on the local fine model through a long-short-term memory network LSTM, so that runoff hysteresis of the dimension existing at the upstream and the downstream is reduced, and the real-time performance and the accuracy of forecasting are improved.
The embodiment of the application provides a hydrologic forecasting method, which comprises the following steps:
acquiring remote sensing data of a target river basin in advance, and establishing a rough terrain model of the target river basin based on the acquired remote sensing data;
collecting image data of a plurality of target watershed set positions according to a set time interval, wherein the plurality of image data at least have partial overlapping areas and comprise water area data;
identifying an overlapping region in the plurality of pieces of image data, and constructing a global image containing the target river basin setting position according to the overlapping region;
reconstructing at least part of the locations of the included dams based on the global image to obtain a local fine model;
extracting features of the local fine model at continuous moments by utilizing Encoder under a unified view angle, inputting the extracted features into a long-short-time memory network LSTM, and encoding the output of the LSTM by utilizing a Decoder to obtain a predicted image under the unified view angle;
extracting hydrologic data in the predicted image, and mapping the extracted hydrologic data to the coarse terrain model;
And performing hydrologic forecasting according to the extracted hydrologic data in the mapped rough terrain model.
Optionally, identifying the overlapping region in the plurality of pieces of image data includes:
dividing a plurality of pieces of image data, and calculating the similarity between the image divisions between two pieces of image data;
dividing an image with similarity larger than a preset similarity threshold value, and taking a local area between boundaries of two pieces of image data as a possible overlapping area;
and carrying out edge detection on the possible overlapping areas of the two pieces of image data so as to determine the overlapping areas according to the edge detection result.
Optionally, performing edge detection on a possible overlapping region of the two pieces of image data, so as to determine the overlapping region according to an edge detection result includes:
According to the edge detection result, overlapping two pieces of image data based on the image segmentation with the maximum calculated similarity;
Changing the transparency of the possible overlapping area of one piece of the image data, and calculating the definition of the possible overlapping area of the two pieces of the superimposed image data;
if the calculated definition of the possible overlapping area is smaller than a preset definition threshold, selecting image segmentation according to the periphery of the image segmentation with the maximum similarity;
determining pixel deviation between the same boundaries according to edge detection results of selected image segmentation;
And adjusting the two superimposed image data according to the direction and the distance of the pixel deviation until the calculated definition of the possible overlapping area meets the requirement.
Optionally, constructing a global image including the target river basin setting position according to the overlapping region includes:
a plurality of reference points are set according to the determined overlapping area to construct a global image containing the target basin set position based on the reference points.
Optionally, extracting the hydrologic data in the predicted image and mapping the extracted hydrologic data to the coarse terrain model includes:
identifying a water area boundary of a set position in the predicted image;
Extracting a representative boundary of a set pixel width based on the water boundary, and identifying the water boundary at the representative boundary;
Under the unified view angle, searching in the coarse terrain model by utilizing the representative boundary to select the position with the highest matching degree as a mapping boundary;
And mapping the water area boundary to the mapping boundary according to the position of the water area boundary in the representative boundary so as to map water level data to the corresponding set position in the coarse terrain model.
Optionally, extracting the hydrologic data in the predicted image and mapping the extracted hydrologic data to the coarse terrain model further includes:
And filling water level data according to the hydraulic gradient relation of the target river basin based on the water level data of the set position map in the rough terrain model so as to refresh partial runoff data of the target river basin based on the mapped water level data in the rough terrain model.
Optionally, performing the hydrologic forecast with the mapped coarse terrain model according to the extracted hydrologic data includes:
acquiring rainfall data of the target river basin;
Determining a rainfall influence area based on the rough terrain model, and estimating runoff data of the rest part according to the rainfall influence area and the rainfall data;
According to the basic runoff information, filling the estimated runoff data to corresponding runoffs of the coarse terrain model along the water flow direction;
And splicing the estimated filled runoff data with partial runoff data refreshed based on the mapped water level data in the coarse terrain model to obtain combined runoff.
Optionally, executing the hydrologic forecast according to the extracted hydrologic data with the mapped rough terrain model further comprises:
performing hydrologic forecasting based on the water level data, rainfall data, and combined runoff, and
Identifying a water level change area in the coarse terrain model in any refreshing process;
and highlighting the water level change area on the terrain model.
The embodiment of the application provides a hydrological forecasting system, which comprises a processor and a memory, wherein a computer program is stored in the memory, and the computer program realizes the steps of the hydrological forecasting method when being executed by the processor.
The hydrologic forecasting method combines the coarse geographic model and the local fine model, and realizes hydrologic forecasting based on the local fine model through the long-short memory network LSTM, thereby reducing runoff hysteresis of the dimension existing at the upstream and the downstream and improving the real-time performance and the accuracy of forecasting.
The foregoing description is only an overview of the present application, and is intended to be implemented in accordance with the teachings of the present application in order that the same may be more clearly understood and to make the same and other objects, features and advantages of the present application more readily apparent.
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fig. 1 is a basic flow chart of the hydrologic forecasting method of the present embodiment.
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Exemplary embodiments of the present disclosure will be described in more detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings. While exemplary embodiments of the present disclosure are shown in the drawings, it should be understood that the present disclosure may be embodied in various forms and should not be limited to the embodiments set forth herein. Rather, these embodiments are provided so that this disclosure will be thorough and complete, and will fully convey the scope of the disclosure to those skilled in the art.
The embodiment of the application provides a hydrologic forecasting method, which is shown in fig. 1 and comprises the following steps:
In step S101, remote sensing data of a target river basin is acquired in advance, and a rough terrain model of the target river basin is established based on the acquired remote sensing data. In some examples, the accuracy of the coarse terrain model may be determined according to actual needs, for example, a simplified model may be constructed for areas where the target river basin is not reachable during flood periods, in particular examples the terrain model may initially give a basic basin water level, and the coarse terrain model containing the basic water level may be applied to a subsequent water level refresh process.
In step S102, image data of a set position of a plurality of target watershed is acquired at set time intervals, wherein the plurality of image data has at least a partial overlapping area and includes water area data. For example, the set time interval can be set according to the actual flood conditions of the target river basin, and the user hopes that the user pays more attention to the flood conditions, and the interval can be set to be shorter. At the same time, for example, the plurality of pieces of image data arranged at the acquisition setting position are monitored, for example, the plurality of pieces of image data can be acquired by rotating the monitoring device by a certain angle, and images acquired under adjacent angles have a certain area overlapping.
In step S103, an overlapping area in the plurality of pieces of image data is identified, and a global image including the target basin setting position is constructed according to the overlapping area. The identification of the overlapping area is performed based on the aforementioned images acquired at the same time to, after identifying the overlapping portion, construct a global image with a set position at that time, which in some examples may be, for example, a dam area, or a monitoring site with monitoring set.
In step S104, at least part of the locations of the included dams are reconstructed based on the global image to obtain a local fine model. In some embodiments, for example, the reconstruction may be performed based on the global image through the readiness Capture, so as to obtain a fine model, and specifically, the key points included in the identified overlapping area may be input into readiness Capture software together, so as to improve the reconstruction effect, so as to adapt to the reconstruction of the fine model under various ambient illumination conditions.
In step S105, feature extraction is performed on the local fine model at successive time instants using Encoder at a unified view angle, the extracted features are input into a long-short-time memory network LSTM, and the output of the LSTM is encoded using a Decoder to obtain a predicted image at the unified view angle. The embodiment of the application predicts the hydrological data (such as water level data) at the later moment in the fine model based on the local fine model at the continuous moment by utilizing the memory capacity of the LSTM, thereby realizing the prediction of the local water condition at the set position.
In step S106, the hydrologic data in the predicted image is extracted, and the extracted hydrologic data is mapped to the coarse terrain model. According to the embodiment of the application, the predicted water regime data is further mapped to the coarse terrain model, so that the water regime data of the target river basin is comprehensively covered and analyzed, and the hydrological prediction of the target river basin is realized.
In step S107, a hydrologic forecast is performed with the mapped coarse terrain model based on the extracted hydrologic data.
The hydrologic forecasting method combines the coarse geographic model and the local fine model, and realizes hydrologic forecasting based on the local fine model through the long-short memory network LSTM, thereby reducing runoff hysteresis of the dimension existing at the upstream and the downstream and improving the real-time performance and the accuracy of forecasting.
In some embodiments, identifying overlapping areas in the plurality of pieces of image data includes:
the plurality of pieces of image data are divided, and the similarity between the image divisions between the two pieces of image data is calculated. The specific image data with the overlapping region can be determined according to the change rule of the calculated similarity, and the segmentation similarity of the overlapping region is larger than that of the non-overlapping region.
And dividing the image with the similarity larger than a preset similarity threshold value and taking a local area between boundaries of two pieces of image data as a possible overlapping area. For example, if the preset similarity threshold is set to 80%, the image area of the overlapping area appears to be gradually greater than 80% in similarity from outside to inside.
And carrying out edge detection on the possible overlapping areas of the two pieces of image data so as to determine the overlapping areas according to the edge detection result.
In some embodiments, edge detecting a possible overlapping region of the two pieces of image data to determine the overlapping region according to an edge detection result includes:
And according to the edge detection result, overlapping the two pieces of image data based on the image segmentation with the maximum calculated similarity. In some specific examples, according to the identified possible overlapping areas, the image area with the greatest similarity is selected for superposition.
The transparency of the possible overlapping area of one piece of the image data is changed, and the sharpness of the possible overlapping area of the two pieces of the image data after the superimposition is calculated.
And if the calculated definition of the possible overlapping area is smaller than a preset definition threshold, selecting image segmentation according to the periphery of the image segmentation with the maximum similarity.
And determining pixel deviation between the same boundaries according to the edge detection result of the selected image segmentation, in a specific example, overlapping the image areas with the maximum similarity according to the edge detection result, and performing fine adjustment, and calculating pixel deviation (offset) of the selected image segmentation around the segmentation with the maximum similarity, thereby determining the fine adjustment direction and the fine adjustment pixel quantity.
And adjusting the two superimposed image data according to the direction and the distance of the pixel deviation until the calculated definition of the possible overlapping area meets the requirement.
In some embodiments, constructing a global image containing the target basin set position from the overlapping region comprises:
A plurality of reference points are set according to the determined overlapping area to construct a global image containing the target basin set position based on the reference points. In a specific example, a plurality of reference points may be set according to the edge detection result of the overlapping region to construct a global image of the loving setting position at that time.
In some embodiments, extracting the hydrologic data in the predicted image and mapping the extracted hydrologic data to the coarse terrain model comprises:
And identifying the water area boundary of the set position in the predicted image. In some examples, the boundary of the water area can also be determined by edge detection, and the boundary recognition accuracy is not high because the boundary of the water area is covered with the influence of a river bank area and a dam area.
In the embodiment of the application, a representative boundary with a set pixel width is further extracted based on the water boundary, and the water boundary is marked on the representative boundary. A representative boundary including the water boundary is extracted and identified by setting a certain pixel width based on the water boundary.
And under the unified view angle, searching in the coarse terrain model by utilizing the representative boundary to select the position with the highest matching degree as a mapping boundary. In a specific example, if the water area boundary is directly used for searching, the problem that the accurate position cannot be matched is likely to be caused due to factors such as the influence of the river bank area and the dam area, insufficient fineness of the coarse model and the like. According to the embodiment of the application, the representative boundary of the pixel width is set, so that the matching accuracy of the fine model to the coarse model can be greatly improved.
And mapping the water area boundary to the mapping boundary according to the position of the water area boundary in the representative boundary so as to map the water level data to the corresponding set position in the coarse terrain model, for example, the set position is a dam area, and mapping the water area boundary to the mapping boundary of the coarse terrain model according to the position relation between the identification of the water area boundary and the pixel width.
In some embodiments, extracting the hydrologic data in the predicted image and mapping the extracted hydrologic data to the coarse terrain model further comprises filling water level data according to the hydraulic gradient relation of a target river basin based on the water level data of the set position mapping in the coarse terrain model so as to refresh partial runoff data of the target river basin based on the mapped water level data in the coarse terrain model. According to the scheme, the association and mapping filling are carried out through the refined local model and the rough terrain model of the target river basin, and the hydrologic condition of the whole target river basin can be reflected through the rough model, so that the effect of point determination is achieved.
In some embodiments, performing the hydrologic forecast based on the extracted hydrologic data with the mapped coarse terrain model includes:
acquiring rainfall data of the target river basin;
And determining a rainfall influence area based on the rough terrain model, and estimating runoff data of the rest part according to the rainfall influence area and the rainfall data. In some examples, the flow rate of incoming runoff may be estimated from empirical data or fitting a relationship of rainfall to the rainfall impact area.
And filling the estimated runoff data to the corresponding runoffs of the coarse terrain model along the water flow direction according to the basic runoff information.
And splicing the estimated filled runoff data with partial runoff data refreshed based on the mapped water level data in the coarse terrain model to obtain combined runoff. Based on the previous example, filling is carried out on the rough terrain model according to the estimated runoff data and the basic runoff information, so that partial runoffs which are not covered by filling water level data according to the hydraulic gradient relation of the target river basin in the previous example are filled and flow is connected in parallel, and the combined runoffs of the target river basin are formed.
In some embodiments, performing the hydrologic forecast based on the extracted hydrologic data with the mapped coarse terrain model further comprises:
performing hydrologic forecasting based on the water level data, rainfall data, and combined runoff, and
Identifying a water level change area in the coarse terrain model in any refreshing process;
The water level change area is highlighted in the terrain model, and the water level change area is highlighted in the terrain model, so that a user can pay more attention to the change area, and particularly, a predicted subsequent flood inundation area can be determined after refreshing according to the water level rising condition, thereby reducing runoff hysteresis of the dimension existing at the upstream and downstream, improving the real-time performance and accuracy of forecasting, and improving the auxiliary effect on flood control scheduling.
The embodiment of the application provides a hydrological forecasting system, which comprises a processor and a memory, wherein a computer program is stored in the memory, and the computer program realizes the steps of the hydrological forecasting method when being executed by the processor.
Furthermore, although exemplary embodiments have been described herein, the scope thereof includes any and all embodiments having equivalent elements, modifications, omissions, combinations (e.g., of the various embodiments across schemes), adaptations or alterations based on the present disclosure. And are not limited to the examples described in this specification or during the practice of the application, which examples are to be construed as non-exclusive.
The above description is intended to be illustrative and not restrictive. For example, the above-described examples (or one or more aspects thereof) may be used in combination with each other. For example, other embodiments may be used by those of ordinary skill in the art upon reading the above description.
The above embodiments are merely exemplary embodiments of the present disclosure, and those skilled in the art may make various modifications or equivalents to the present invention within the spirit and scope of the present disclosure, and such modifications or equivalents should also be construed as falling within the scope of the present invention.
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