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This paper describes a newly developed multi-sensor network system for landslide and hazard monitoring. Landslide hazard is one\udof the most destructive natural disasters, which has severely affected human safety, properties and infrastructures. We report the\udresults of designing and deploying the multi-sensor network, based on the simulated landslide model, to monitor typical landslide\udareas and with a goal to predict landslide hazard and mitigate damages. The integration and deployment of the prototype sensor\udnetwork were carried out in an experiment area at Tongji University in Shanghai. In order to simulate a real landslide, a contractible\udlandslide body is constructed in the experiment area by 7m*1.5m. Then, some different kind of sensors, such as camera, GPS,\udcrackmeter, accelerometer, laser scanning system, inclinometer, etc., are installed near or in the landslide body. After the sensors are\udpowered, continuous sampling data will be generated. With the help of communication method, such as GPRS, and certain transport\uddevices, such as iMesh and 3G router, all the sensor data will be transported to the server and stored in Oracle. These are the current\udresults of an ongoing project of the center. Further research results will be updated and presented in the near future

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MULTI-SENSOR NETWORK FOR LANDSLIDES SIMULATION AND HAZARD MONITORING - DESIGN AND DEPLOYMENT