Progress in Disaster Science,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
22, С. 100330 - 100330
Опубликована: Апрель 1, 2024
Climate
variability
and
climate
change
may
influence
the
frequency
recurrence
interval
of
landslides.
Precipitation,
as
a
main
triggering
factor
landslides,
be
influenced
by
change.
Changes
in
precipitation
directly
affect
landslide
intervals.
Considering
change,
partial
duration
series
method
critical
rainfall
threshold
are
combined
with
simulated
Phase
6
Coupled
Model
Intercomparison
Project
(CMIP6)
general
circulation
models
(GCMs)
to
predict
changes
future
intervals
Nakhon
Si
Thammarat
Province,
Thailand.
The
analytical
results
predicted
over
next
20
years
(2023
2042).
SSP1–2.6
SSP2–4.5
adopted
socioeconomic
development
scenarios.
According
predictions,
showed
that
return
period
occurrence
will
shorter
than
historical
period;
moreover,
fluctuate
greatly.
DWR
meteorological
station
shows
most
fluctuation
for
SSP1–2.6.
In
addition,
Station
experiences
significant
decrease
approximately
35%
under
For
SSP2–4.5,
period.
observed
decline
intervals,
reduction
40%.
Hence,
landslides
increase
future.
A
comparison
between
revealed
yielded
lower
periods.
GeoHazards,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
5(1), С. 209 - 232
Опубликована: Март 1, 2024
Shallow
landslides
pose
a
widely
growing
hazard
and
risk,
globally
particularly
in
Mediterranean
areas.
The
implementation
of
adequate
adaptation
mitigation
measures
necessarily
requires
the
development
practical
affordable
methodologies
technologies
for
assessing
shallow
its
territorial
impact.
assessment
landslide
maps
involves
two
different
sequential
steps:
susceptibility
runout
analysis,
respectively,
aimed
at
identification
initiation
propagation
This
paper
describes
application
Giampilieri
Briga
Villages
area
(Sicily,
Italy)
risk
process
basin
scale
with
an
innovative
approach
segment.
analysis
was
conducted
using
specific
GIS
tools
employing
empirical–geometric
scale.
exposure
vulnerability
values
elements
were
assigned
qualitative
semi-quantitative
approach,
respectively.
results
highlight
effectiveness
procedure
producing
consistent
assessments
valley
areas
where
more
important
vulnerable
exposed
are
located.
study
contributes
to
addressing
public
administration
demand
valuable
user-friendly
manage
drive
regional
planning.
Abstract
At
first
glance,
assessing
future
landslide‐exposed
population
appears
to
be
a
straightforward
task
if
landslide
hazard
estimates,
climate
change,
and
projections
are
available.
However,
the
intersection
of
with
socioeconomic
elements
may
result
in
significant
variation
estimated
exposure
due
considerable
variations
projections.
This
study
aims
investigate
effects
different
sources
data
on
evaluation
China
under
four
Shared
Socioeconomic
Pathways
(SSPs)
scenarios.
We
utilize
multiple
global
models
(GCMs)
from
Coupled
Model
Intercomparison
Project
Phase
6
six
high‐resolution
spatially
explicit
static
dynamic
sets
drive
available
models.
The
results
indicate
an
overall
rise
projections,
increase
potential
impact
area
0.4%–2.7%
frequency
4.7%–20.1%,
depending
SSPs
scenarios
periods.
likely
changes
exposed
population,
as
modeled
by
incorporating
hazard,
yield
divergent
outcomes
source.
Thus,
some
depict
exposure,
while
others
show
clear
decrease.
nationwide
divergence
ranged
−64%
+48%.
These
findings
were
mainly
attributed
differences
lesser
extent
GCMs.
present
highlight
need
pay
closer
attention
evolution
at
risk
associated
uncertainties.
Environmental Research Letters,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
19(2), С. 024048 - 024048
Опубликована: Янв. 30, 2024
Abstract
China
is
highly
susceptible
to
landslides
and
debris
flow
disasters
as
it
a
mountainous
country
with
unique
topography
monsoon
climate.
In
this
study,
an
efficient
statistical
model
used
predict
the
landslide
risk
in
under
Representative
Concentration
Pathway
8.5
by
2050,
precipitation
data
from
global
climate
models
(GCMs)
driving
field.
Additionally,
for
first
time,
impact
of
future
changes
land
use
types
on
explored.
By
distinguishing
between
susceptibility
risk,
results
indicate
that
will
change
near
future.
The
occurrence
high-frequency
risks
concentrated
southwestern
southeastern
China,
overall
increase
frequency.
Although
different
GCMs
differ
projecting
spatio-temporal
distribution
precipitation,
there
consensus
increased
China’s
largely
attributed
extremely
heavy
precipitation.
Moreover,
alterations
have
risk.
Huang-Huai-Hai
Plain,
Qinghai
Tibet
Plateau,
Loess
can
mitigate
risks.
Conversely,
other
areas,
such
may
landslides.
This
study
aims
facilitate
informed
decision-making
preparedness
measures
protect
lives
assets
response
changing
conditions.
Engineering Geology,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
338, С. 107543 - 107543
Опубликована: Май 17, 2024
The
increasing
intensity
and
frequency
of
rainfall
due
to
climate
change
poses
a
significant
risk
landslides
in
the
future.
Therefore,
methodology
that
accounts
for
nonstationary
effects
is
needed
accurately
assess
future
landslides.
This
study
presents
novel
framework
probabilistic
life-cycle
landslide
assessment
under
based
on
an
alternating
stochastic
renewal
process.
process
developed
evaluate
distribution
maximum
within
slope.
A
slope
fragility
carried
out
by
employing
uncertainties
associated
with
soil
properties
seepage-stability
analysis
Monte
Carlo
simulation.
Finally,
probability
estimated
convolving
hazard
curves
total
theorem.
proposed
applied
two
municipalities
Japan,
namely
Hiroshima
Kobe
cities.
results
emphasize
increases
significantly
when
are
considered,
highlighting
critical
importance
incorporating
assessments.
Abstract
High
Mountain
Asia
has
long
been
known
as
a
hotspot
for
landslide
risk,
and
studies
have
suggested
that
hazard
is
likely
to
increase
in
this
region
over
the
coming
decades.
Extreme
precipitation
may
become
more
frequent,
with
nonlinear
response
relative
increasing
global
temperatures.
However,
these
changes
are
geographically
varied.
This
article
maps
probable
hazard,
shown
by
indicator
(LHI)
derived
from
downscaled
temperature.
In
order
capture
of
slopes
extreme
precipitation,
simple
machine‐learning
model
was
trained
on
database
landslides
across
develop
regional
LHI.
applied
statistically
data
30
members
Seamless
System
Prediction
Earth
Research
large
ensembles
produce
range
possible
outcomes
under
Shared
Socioeconomic
Pathways
2‐4.5
5‐8.5.
The
LHI
reveals
will
most
parts
Asia.
Absolute
increases
be
highest
already
hazardous
areas
such
Central
Himalaya,
but
change
greatest
Tibetan
Plateau.
Even
regions
where
declines
year
2100,
it
prior
mid‐century
mark.
seasonal
cycle
occurrence
not
greatly
Although
substantial
uncertainty
remains
projections,
overall
direction
seems
reliable.
These
findings
highlight
importance
continued
analysis
inform
disaster
risk
reduction
strategies
stakeholders
Geocarto International,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
38(1)
Опубликована: Ноя. 24, 2022
Machine
learning
models
are
gradually
replacing
traditional
techniques
used
for
landslide
susceptibility
assessment.
This
study
aims
to
comprehensively
compare
multiple
models,
including
linear,
nonlinear,
and
ensemble
based
on
5281
historical
landslides
in
southwest
China,
the
area
most
severely
affected
by
disaster.
Linear
represented
logistic
regression
(LR),
nonlinear
support
vector
machine
(SVM),
artificial
neural
network
(ANN)
classification
5.0
decision
tree
(C5.0
DT),
random
forest
(RF)
categorical
boosting
(Catboost)
were
selected.
The
correlation
coefficient,
variance
inflation
factor
(VIF),
relative
important
analysis
select
dominate
conditioning
factors.
Using
statistical
indicators
(e.g.
Area
Under
Receiver
Operating
Characteristic
curve
(AUC)
Kappa),
cross-validation
qualitative
methods
evaluate
models'
performance.
findings
are:
(1)
Regarding
model
predictive
performance,
best
performance
was
demonstrated
Catboost
(AUC
=
0.823
Kappa
0.593)
RF
0.821
0.582),
followed
SVM
0.775
0.520),
ANN
0.770
0.486)
C5.0
DT
0.751
0.497),
while
linear
LR
0.756
0.456)
had
a
more
limited
model,
which
uses
as
its
baseline
classifier,
has
lot
of
potential
studies
into
susceptibility.
(2)
robustness,
three
types
nonspatial
(CV)
performed
relatively
similarly
terms
power,
spatial
(SPCV),
(median
AUC
0.714)
achieved
better
results
than
models.
It
implies
that
when
distribution
is
not
homogeneous,
may
be
robust.
advisable
consider
various
evaluation
metrics
from
different
perspectives
integrate
them
with
specialist
geomorphological
empirical
knowledge
determine
model.
(3)
Gini
index-based
suggests
road
density
dominant
frequency
area.