| dc.description.abstract | For landslide surface monitoring, the Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) has been widely used in landslides due to its real-time, all-weather, high-precision, simple operation and a high degree of automation. However, these data are not intuitive and visual data will be more interesting for users without professional knowledge. At the same time, the conventional data representation method is in the form of curves or tables for three-dimensional data of landslide surface deformation collected by GNSS. To make the data more intuitive, clear and valuable, it is easier for people to understand the process of landslide deformation and finally realize the visualization of decision. Here we show that a polar coordinate system rather than a Cartesian coordinate system is adopted to visualize the horizontal data, which not only shows the horizontal deformation of the landslide, but also easily knows the direction of the landslide deformation. The vertical data is in the form of slices rather than curves, which not only shows the deformation of the landslide surface, but also shows the process of the vertical change of the landslide in terms of the time series. Single GNSS monitoring station is composed of a GNSS receiver, GNSS antenna with random, a solar power unit, and a network transmission module. The system can be powered by the solar energy system, which can realize 24-hour unmanned operation, 7 days a week. The system can receive satellite signals in real-time process and analyze deformation data, then it automatically broadcast early warning information. Our results demonstrate that it is a better choice that the thematic map of Geographic Information System (GIS) is a technical system for collecting, storing, managing, calculating, analyzing and displaying geographic data supported by computer hardware and software systems. Here we show that the multi-dimensional properties of deformation monitoring and multiple expressions of the attribute values are displayed synchronously in order to obtain more useful information from the visual graphics. | cs |