Abstract:The terrain along the Guizhou-Chongqing Pipeline is rugged, the geological structure is active, and the rainfall is concentrated, leading to the development of geological hazards such as landslides and debris flows.. Scientific assessment of the susceptibility to geological hazards along the pipeline is crucial for ensuring operational safety. Based on the investigation of the natural geological environment and disaster distribution along the pipeline, this study divided the pipeline route into 101 evaluation units. These units were determined by considering the terrain, geological characteristics, spatial relationship between the pipeline and the slopes. The susceptibility to geological hazards along the pipeline was evaluated using an information value statistical model and the Scoops3D physical mechanics model. The results indicated high-risk areas of geological disasters were concentrated in the vicinity of Zunyi and Tongzi counties. Among the evaluated sections, 7 were in extremely high-risk areas, 26 in high-risk areas, 20 in medium-risk areas, 30 in low-risk areas, and 18 in the very low-risk areas. The AUC values of the information model, the Scoops3D model and their combined model, determined using ROC curves, were 0.796, 0.683 and 0.803, respectively, indicating that the informationScoops3D joint model had the highest evaluation accuracy.