Abstract:Based on the precipitation data from more than 600 new rainfall stations in Shangluo City and the results of the National Geological Disaster Survey in 2020, the threshold of rainfall-type geological disaster in Shangluo City was re-studied and compared with the research results in 2010. The results showed that the threshold starting value and range of each prone area determined by this time had obvious changes, and the threshold value tended to concentrate in the middle. That is, the threshold initial value of the high-prone region increases, the threshold initial value of the non-prone region decreases, and the threshold ranges of three levels in each prone region show a decreasing trend. The initial threshold of debris flow decreases, and the threshold range of the three levels also decreases significantly. The main reason for this change is that the rainfall data corresponding to the geological disaster obtained this time is denser than that in 2010, and the matching rainfall range is also refined from 5 km to 3 km, and the data quality is improved. Based on the SWAN system of Shangluo Meteorological Observatory, the actual rainfall and the threshold value calculated by the 3-hour grid (3 km × 3 km) rainfall forecast, the geological hazard level forecast, and early warning application are carried out, and the effect is good.