Landslide hazard susceptibility mapping based on terrain and climatic factors for tropical monsoon regions

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 Deep weathering, residual material (colluvium) and random rainfall intensity are mainly responsible for landslides in tropical monsoon regions. These parameters are often not taken into consideration in a landslide susceptibility assessment. Sustainable resources development in this region requires information on the spatial distribution of areas susceptible to landslides. This study highlights various aspects of the landslides that take place on the west coast of India and a methodology developed for landslide susceptibility mapping.
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Authors R. Nagarajan;A. Roy;R. Vinod Kumar;A. Mukherjee;M. V. Khire;R. Nagarajan;A. Roy;R. Vinod Kumar;A. Mukherjee;M. V. Khire;
Journal bulletin of engineering geology and the environment
Year 1970
DOI doi:10.1007/s100649900032
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https://doi.org/10.1007%2Fs100649900032
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nature conservation geoengineering geotechnical engineering & applied earth sciences foundations hydraulics geoecology/natural processes

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