新增地质灾害隐患点备案报告

A. 地质灾害危险性评估备案

资质的话，要来看评估报告自是几级的，一级的话需要甲级资质，二级的话乙级资质，三级的话丙级资质就好了。备案也是根据评估报告级别不同，去不同的国土局备案，一级报告要到省厅备案，二级到市局备案，三级到县国土局就可以了。备案的时候需要报告文本，光盘和备案登记表。

B. 请问填写地质灾害隐患点简易监测记录咋填

地质灾害是一种地质学专业术语，是指在自然或者人为因素的作用下形成的，对人类生命财内产、环境造成破坏容和损失的地质作用（现象）。如崩塌、滑坡、泥石流、地裂缝、水土流失、土地沙漠化及沼泽化、土壤盐碱化，以及地震、火山、地热害等。此等专业记录的表格应按照每一个栏目中的要求填写即可。（表格图片内容看不清楚无法举例说明）

C. 政府下达地质灾害隐患点房屋搬迁通知书，有补贴吗，怎么补贴

地质灾害隐患点按危害程度和规模大小分为特大型、大型、中型、小专型地质灾害险情和地质灾害属灾情四级。而地质灾害危险区是指已经出现地质灾害迹象，明显可能发生地质灾害且将可能造成人员伤亡和经济损失的区域或者地段。

D. 取消地质灾害危险性评估备案制度还需要编制报告吗

要编写报告，而且要通过专家评审，只是说不用拿到原备案部门备案而已

E. 如何编制地质灾害隐患点防灾预案

地质灾害隐患点防灾预案包括灾害隐患点基本情况、监测预报及应急避险撤离回措施等。

(1)灾害隐患点基本答情况

介绍地质灾害隐患点位置、规模及变形特征、危险区范围、诱发因素及潜在威胁对象等。

(2)监测预报

明确防灾责任单位、防灾责任人、监测员、监测的主要迹象并做好监测记录。发生临灾前兆时，必须尽快查看，做出综合判定，迅速疏散人员，并报告当地政府部门。

(3)应急避险撤离措施

指定预定避灾地点、预定疏散路线、预定报警信号、报警人。由县级地质灾害应急指挥部具体指挥协调，组织建设、交通、水利、民政、气象等有关部门的专家和人员，及时赶赴现场，加强监测，采取应急措施。

F. 地质灾害评估是否需要立项审批

要看是哪一种地质灾害评估。建设项目的地质灾害危险性评估不需要立项审批内，已容有地质灾害的地评估一般由国土资源管理部门组织立项报批。
建设项目的地质灾害危险性评估程序一般是：项目建设单位在办理建设项目手续时，根据政府部门的需要，找有相应资质的单位对该建设项目进行地质灾害危险性评估，三级评估由评估单位组织经家评审，一级和二级评估由省、区、市专门评审机构组织评审，修改后由评估单位或建设单位拿到国土资源管理部门（一级和二级评估在省级，三级评估在地/市级）备案即可。

G. 为什么地质灾害隐患点要省厅审核

地质灾害隐患点按危害程度和规模大小分为特大型、大型、中型、小型地质灾害险情和地质灾害灾情四级。而地质灾害危险区是指已经出现地质灾害迹象，明显可能发生地质灾害且将可能造成人员伤亡和经济损失的区域或者地段。

H. 怎样填写地质灾害隐患点核查表

技术人员的表格还是国土局、乡所的填写？
由当地技术部门按照本地实际情况或者按照详查附表填写啊

I. 哪些单位才有资质下地质灾害隐患点认定书

还有很多地质灾害的村庄，看看会不会有处理。

J. 主要统计指标解释Explanatory Notes on Main Statistical Indicators

地质环境监测 是指为实施地质环境管理而进行的监测工作。其主要任务是对地质环境中主要要素的动态变化情况进行监测、分析和预测，为地质环境保护管理及地质灾害防治、地下水资源的合理开发利用和保护、国土资源整治等提供科学依据。

监测站数 是指各级政府设立的从事地质环境监测的事业单位数。包括省级总站（院、中心）、地市级分站、县区级分站。

从业人员 是指报告期末本省(自治区、直辖市)内专业地质环境监测机构的人员，不包括群测群防点的群众联络员。

专业技术人员 专业技术人员是指具有工程系列助理工程师及以上职称的人员。

监测点 是指对一定区域内的各类滑坡、崩塌、泥石流等突发性地质灾害、地面沉降、地裂缝、海水入侵等缓变性地质灾害以及地下水水位、水质、水温、泉水等变化进行实际调查和监测工作所设立的点。

地质灾害预报预警 是指报告期内通过群测群防、专业监测、气象预警等对地质灾害发生的地点、时间及其灾害影响范围、强度进行预报预警。

成功避让地质灾害 是指报告期内根据预报预警信息而成功避让的地质灾害数。

避免伤亡人员 是指如不搬迁避让可能造成的伤亡人员。

避免直接经济损失 是指报告期内根据预报预警信息，采取防范措施，避免的能够用货币衡量的地质灾害直接财产损失。要按照实际情况确定，以地质灾害实际影响范围测定，如倒塌房屋内居住人员或灾害现象活动人员等。

出动应急处置小组 是指报告期内县级（含）以上国土资源部门出动的地质灾害应急处置小组个数。

参与应急处置地质灾害 是指报告期内县级（含）以上国土资源部门参与应急处置的地质灾害事故起数。

地质灾害防治项目 是指报告期内各级政府及国土资源管理部门立项设立的，运用工程手段对由于地质作用导致的将要发生和已经发生的地质灾害进行预防和治理的项目，包括治理项目和搬迁避让项目。

投入防治资金 是指为了防治地质灾害而开展的必要的监测、勘查和治理工程所投入的资金，包括中央和地方财政以及其他方面投入的资金。

完成地质灾害危险性评估项目 是指报告期内已在国土资源行政主管部门备案的地质灾害危险性评估项目个数，按一级项目、二级项目、三级项目三个级别分别进行统计和日常防灾工作中的巡查、检查、应急调查等。

调查发现地质灾害隐患点 是指按照规范开展的区域性地质调查和汛期应急调查后发现的隐患点。

地质灾害 是指滑坡、崩塌、泥石流、地面塌陷等突发性地质灾害与地裂缝、地面沉降、海水入侵等缓变性地质灾害。地质灾害数量的计量单位统一用“处”，对于难以区分确切数量的同一次降雨（或其他因素）引发的群发性地质灾害归为 1 处灾害。地裂缝、地面沉降、海水入侵数量只统计报告期内发现的或报告期之前发现且报告期内继续发展的。

崩塌 是指陡坡上大块的岩土体在重力作用下突然脱离母体崩落的物理地质现象。

滑坡 是指斜坡上不稳定的岩土体在重力作用下沿一定软弱面（或滑动带）整体向下滑动的物理地质现象。

泥石流 是指山地突然爆发的饱含大量泥沙、石块的特殊洪流。

地面塌陷 是指地表岩土体在自然或人为因素作用下向下陷落，并在地面形成塌陷坑（洞）的一种动力地质现象。

地裂缝和地面沉降 是指报告期内发现或报告期之前发现且报告期内继续发展的地裂缝和地面沉降数量。

造成伤亡人数 是指因发生各类地质灾害造成的人员受伤、死亡和失踪情况。

失踪 是指根据证据推断人员已经死亡，但是没有找到或确认死者的尸体。

造成直接经济损失 是指用货币衡量的直接财产损失。

沉降中心最大累计沉降量 是指到报告期末沉降中心的最大累计沉降量。

沉降区面积 是指到报告期末一定区域内已发生地面沉降的面积，须指明是沉降量大于多少毫米的面积，如沉降量大于 100 毫米的面积 2000 平方千米，则填写 2000（>100）。

本年新增（沉降区面积） 是指到报告期末一定区域新增的累计沉降量达到 100 毫米的区域面积。

地裂缝条数 是指到报告期末地裂缝发生地区地裂缝的总条数。

地裂缝总长度 是指到报告期末地裂缝发生地区各条地裂缝的长度之和。

入侵范围 是指到报告期末受海水入侵影响的区域面积。

本年新增（入侵范围） 是指到报告期末新增受海水入侵影响范围。

注册登记的矿泉水水源数 是指领取了国土资源行政主管部门颁发的矿泉水注册登记证的水源数。国家级是指领取了国土资源部颁发的国家级矿泉水注册登记证的水源数。省级是指领取了省级国土资源行政主管部门颁发的省级矿泉水注册登记证的水源数。

矿泉水源年检情况 是指报告期内的矿泉水源实行年检的情况。

可开采矿泉水资源量 是指经过评价计算的可采矿泉水资源量。

可采地热资源量 是指经过评价计算的可采地热资源量。

矿业开采累计占用、损坏土地面积 是指到报告期末矿业开采产生的尾矿、排放的固体废弃物、露天采矿、采矿塌陷及其他矿山地质灾害所造成的占用或损坏的全部土地面积。

本年矿业开采新增占用、损坏土地面积 是指报告期内因矿业开采占用或损坏的土地面积。

累计恢复治理的矿山数 是指到报告期末通过矿坑封闭、矸石利用、尾矿坝绿化、塌陷土地复垦、矿坑废水处理、边坡治理等方法，使矿业开采造成的生态环境破坏和环境污染得到治理，功能得以恢复的全部矿山数。

本年恢复治理的矿山数 是指报告期内通过矿坑封闭、矸石利用、尾矿坝绿化、塌陷土地复垦、矿坑废水处理、边坡治理等方法，使矿业开采造成的生态环境破坏和环境污染得到治理，功能得以恢复的矿山数。

累计恢复治理面积 是指到报告期末恢复治理的全部面积，包括复垦、地面塌陷治理、还林、还草、建设使用等面积。

本年恢复治理面积 是指报告期内恢复治理的面积，包括复垦、地面塌陷治理、还林、还草、建设使用等面积。

本年投入矿山环境治理资金 是指报告期内用于矿山环境恢复治理的资金，包括中央财政、地方财政和矿山企业投入以及民间投入等资金。

地质遗迹自然保护区 是指经国务院和省级政府有关主管部门对由地质作用形成的具有一定价值的地质遗迹资源进行保护的专门区域，主要包括有代表性的地质剖面、地质构造、地质地貌景观、古生物化石及其遗迹产地等。

累计建设投资（地质遗迹自然保护区） 是指历年来对地质遗迹自然保护区建设投入的全部资金。

本年投资（地质遗迹自然保护区建设） 是指本年对地质遗迹自然保护区建设投入的资金。包括硬件投资和软件投资。

地质公园 是指以地质科学意义和独特的地质景观为主，融合自然景观与人文景观的自然公园。目前，已建成的有世界地质公园、国家地质公园、省级地质公园。已批准的世界地质公园要纳入国家地质公园统计。

地质构造、剖面和形迹类地质公园 是指其主体是具有一定价值或典型代表意义的地质构造、地质剖面及其他地质形迹的地质公园。

古生物化石类地质公园 是指其主体是古生物的化石或其遗迹的地质公园。

地质地貌景观类地质公园 是指其主体是地质作用形成重要地质地貌景观的地质公园。

累计建设投资（地质公园） 是指历年来对地质遗迹公园建设投入的全部资金。

本年投资（地质公园建设） 是指本年对地质公园建设投入的资金。包括硬件投资和软件投资。

Explanatory Notes on Main Statistical Indicators

Geo-environmental monitoring — refers to the monitoring concted for exercising geo-environmental management. Its main tasks are to monitor, analyze, and predict dynamic changes of main factors in the geo-environment and provide a scientific basis for the geo-environmental protection and management, prevention, and control of geo-hazards, rational development, utilization, and protection of groundwater resources, and improvement of land and resources.

Number of monitoring stations — refers to the number of institutions engaging in geo-environmental monitoring established by governments at various levels. These institutions include provincial-level master stations (institutes, centers), prefecture- and city-level stations, and county- and district-level stations.

Employees — refer to persons in special geo-environmental monitoring institutions in the province (autonomous region, and municipalities directly under the Central government) at the end of the reporting period, excluding local liaison persons at mass monitoring and prevention sites.

Professional technical personnel — refer to those who have an assistant engineer title or a title above this title in the engineering series.

Monitoring site — refers to the sites established for on-the-spot investigations and monitoring of various sudden geohazards such as landslides, avalanches, and mudflow occurring in a particular region, delayed geohazards such as land subsidence, ground cracks, and seawater invasion, and changes in groundwater table, water quality, water temperature, and spring water.

Prediction and early-warning of the geohazards — refer to the prediction and early-warning of the site and time of occurrence of a geohazards and its scope of influence and intensity through monitoring and control by the masses, professional monitoring, and meteorological early-warning of the geohazards ring the reporting period.

Geohazards avoided successfully — refers to the number geohazards avoided successfully according to the information of prediction and early-warning ring the reporting period.

Casualties avoided — refer to the number of injuries and deaths caused possibly if the people do not move away and avoid the geohazards.

Direct economic loss avoided — refers to the direct economic loss of a geohazards to properties avoided by taking precautionary measures according to the information provided by prediction and early-warning ring the reporting period. The loss can be measured by currency. The measurement must be made according to the actual conditions and the actual influence scope of the geohazards, e.g. inhabitants in collapsed houses.

Sending the contingency handling team — refers to the number of contingency handling teams sent by land and resources departments at and above the county level ring the reporting period.

Participating in contingency handling of geohazards — refers to the number of geohazards accidents for which land and resources departments at and above the county level participate in contingency handling ring the reporting period.

Project of geohazard prevention and control — refers to the project of preventing and controlling geohazards caused by geological processes that will occur and have occurred, which governments at various levels and land and resources departments file and establish, and prevent and control by using engineering means ring the reporting period. These projects include the project of controlling geohazards and the project of removal and avoidance.

Funds input for prevention and control — refers to the funds input to necessary monitoring, survey, and control projects concted for the prevention and control of geohazards, including those input by Central and local financial budgets and other aspects.

Projects of evaluating the danger of geohazards completed — refer to the number of projects of evaluating the danger of geohazards that have been filed in the land and resources administration department ring the reporting period. The statistical investigation and inspection, examination, and contingency survey in routine hazard prevention work are made according to the first-, second-, and third-grade projects.

Hidden danger sites of geohazards found after investigation — refer to the hidden danger sites found after regional geological investigation according to the work code and emergency investigation in the flood season.

Geohazards — refers to sudden geohazards such as landslides, avalanches, mudflow, and ground collapse and delayed geohazards such as land subsidence, ground cracks, and seawater invasion. “Site” is used as the unit of measurements of the quantity of geohazards, and the group-occurring geohazards inced by the same rain (or other factors), whose accurate quantity is difficult to determine, are considered as one site of hazards. For the quantities of ground cracks, land subsidence, and seawater invasion, only those that are discovered ring or before the reporting period and continue to develop ring the reporting period are calculated.

Avalanche — refers to the physical-geological phenomenon that a large mass of soil or rock on steep slopes is suddenly divorced from its parent mass and falls under the force of gravity.

Landslide — refers to the physical-geological phenomenon of en-masse downward slide of unstable soil and rock material on slopes along particular surfaces of weakness (or slide zones) under the force of gravity.

Mudflow — refers to the sudden rush of flood torrents containing large amounts of mud and rock debris that suddenly moves downslope in mountains.

Ground collapse — refers to a dynamic geological phenomenon of downward collapse of surface rock and soil and formation of collapse pits (caves) at the ground surface under the action of natural or human factors.

Ground cracks and land subsidence — refers to the quantities of ground cracks and land subsidences that are discovered ring or before the reporting period and continue to develop ring the reporting period.

Casualties — refer to injuries, deaths, and missings caused by various kinds of geohazard.

Missing — refers to the case of a missing person who is inferred according to evidence to be dead but whose corpse has not been found or identified.

Direct economic loss — refers to direct losses of properties, expressed as currency.

Maximum cumulative subsidence amount in the subsidence center — refers to the maximum cumulative subsidence amount in the subsidence at the end of the reporting period.

Area of the subsidence area — refers to the area of land subsidence occurring in a certain region. The area with a subsidence of how many mm must be indicated. If the area with a subsidence >100 mm is 2000km2, 2000 (>100) is filled in.

Newly increased this year (area of the subsidence area) — refers to the area of a certain region with a newly increased cumulative subsidence at the end of the reporting period reaching 100 mm.

Number of ground cracks — refers to the total number of ground cracks in an area where ground cracks occur at the reporting period.

Total length of ground cracks — refers to the sum of lengths of all the ground cracks in an area where ground cracks occur ring the reporting period.

Seawater invasion scope — refers to the area of the influence scope of seawater invasion at the end of the reporting period.

Newly increased this year (Seawater invasion scope) — refers to the area of the influence scope with a newly increased seawater invasion at the end of the reporting period.

Number of mineral water sources registered — refers to the number of water sources that have obtained certificates of mineral water registration issued by the administration department in charge of land and resources.

Annual check-up of mineral water sources — refers to the annual check-up of mineral water sources made ring the reporting period.

Quantity of exploitable mineral water resources — refers to the quantity of exploitable mineral water resources that have been assessed and calculated.

Quantity of exploitable geotherm resources — refers to the quantity of exploitable geotherm resources that have been assessed and calculated.

Cumulative area of land occupied or destructed by mining — refers to the area of all land occupied or destructed by tailings of mining and solid wastes discharged, open-pit mining, and collapses e to mining, and other mine geohazards at the end of the reporting period.

Area of land newly occupied or destructed by mining in the current year — refers to the area of land occupied or destructed by mining in the reporting period.

Cumulative number of mines restored and remediated — refers to the number of all the mines in which the effects of eco-environmental destruction and pollution caused by mining are remediated and whose function is restored at the end of the reporting period through mine pit closing, waste rock utilization, forestation of the tailing dam, reclamation of collapsed land, treatment of mine pit waste water, and side-slope control.

Number of mines restored and remediated in the current year — refers to the number of mines in which the effects of eco-environmental destruction and pollution caused by mining are remediated and whose function is restored in the reporting period through mine pit closing, waste rock utilization, forestation of the tailing dam, reclamation of collapsed land, treatment of mine pit waste water, and side-slope control.

Cumulative area of land restored and remediated — refers to all the area of land restored and remediated at the end of the reporting period, including the area of land reclaimed, collapsed land remediated, land returned to forests and grassland, and land used for construction.

Area of land restored and remediated in the current year — refers to the area of land restored and remediated in the reporting period, including the area of land reclaimed, collapsed land remediated, land returned to forests and grassland, and land used for construction.

Funds input for remediation of the mine environment in the current year — refers to the funds used in the restoration and remediation of the mine environment ring the reporting period, including the funds input by the Central and local financial budgets and mine enterprises and nongovernmental funds.

Geoheritage natural reserve — refers to special areas where the State Council and relevant competent departments of governments at the provincial level take measures for protecting geoheritage resources of certain value formed by geological processes. They mainly include sites of representative geological sections, geological structures, geological and geomorphological landscapes, and fossils and occurrences of their traces.

Cumulative investment in construction (geoheritage natural reserve) — refers to all the funds invested in the construction of geoheritage natural reserves over the years.

Investment in the current year (construction of geoheritage natural reserves) — refers to the funds invested in the construction of geoheritage conservation areas in the current year. It includes investments to hardwares and softwares.

Geopark — refers to a natural park mainly encompassing a unique geological landscape of geoscientific significance, integrated with the natural landscape and human landscape. At present those that have been recognized include world geoparks, national geoparks, and provincial geoparks. The world geoparks that have been ratified are included in national geoparks in statistics.

Geopark of geological structure, section, or trace fossil type — refers to geoparks with representative geological structures, geological sections, and other geological traces of certain value as the main conservation content.

Fossil-type geopark — refers to geoparks with fossils or their traces as the main conservation content.

Geological-geomorphological landscape-type geopark — refers to geoparks with important geological and geomorphological landscapes formed by geological processes as the main conservation content.

Cumulative investment in construction (geopark) — refers to all the funds invested in the construction of geoheritage parks over the years.

Investment in the current year (construction of geoparks) — refers to the funds invested in the construction of geoparks in the current year. It includes investments to hardwares and softwares.