This study aimed to assess the potential of in-situ measured soil and vegetation
characteristics in landslide susceptibility analyses. First, data for eight independent …

A landslide inventory is a detailed register of the spatial distribution, geometry, and attributes
of landslides and is essential for landslide hazard analysis, risk management, regional …

During the time period in which this book was being written, countries around the world have
been tackling the COVID-19 global pandemic. Never in human history have so many people …

Landslides have become a frequent natural hazard and pressing severe environmental
issues in Sri Lanka. The upward trend in high-intensity rainfall events, growing population …

The major highway in Sri Lanka that links the capital, Colombo, with the second capital,
Kandy, passes through Kadugannawa, characterized by steep hills. The geological and …

Climate change is widely recognized as a global phenomenon that has far-reaching
consequences, including an increase in the frequency and severity of landslides. In …

Nature-based landslide risk management (NBLRM) involves use of plants in mitigating
slope instabilities. These interventions provide sustainable and cost-effective approaches for …

Landslide susceptibility prediction has been a topic of interest in the world of research for
many years. The prime objective of this study is to explore the integration of geospatial …

The increasing population number in Ambon City and the fulfillment of their needs drive an
increase in environmental degradation. Spatial mismanagement of the Ambon municipal …

The central highland in Sri Lanka has a landslide-prone geo-hydrological condition. In
addition, Sri Lanka has extreme rainfalls in two monsoon seasons, and most of the …