Estimation of geohazard induced by mass movement processes. The Bovec municipality case study
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https://doi.org/10.5474/geologija.2005.025Keywords:
geohazard, slope process, mass movement, landslide, mass flow, debris flow, mudflow, rockfallAbstract
Methodology was developed for estimation of geohazard induced by mass movement processes, taking the Bovec municipality as the case study area. The geohazard map in scale 1:25.000 as the final product is aimed to be directly applicable in spatial planning of local communities (municipalities). The requirements that were followed to achieve this aim were: expert correctness, reasonable time of elaboration, and easy to read product. Elaboration of the final product comprises four consecutive phases, of which the first three are done in the office: 1) synthesis of archive data, 2) probabilistic model of geohazard induced by mass movement processes, 3) compilation of phases 1 and 2 into the final map in scale 1:25.000. As the last phase, field reconnaissance of most hazardous areas is foreseen.Downloads
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31.12.2005
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Bavec, M., Budkovič, T., & Komac, M. (2005). Estimation of geohazard induced by mass movement processes. The Bovec municipality case study . Geologija, 48(2), 303-310. https://doi.org/10.5474/geologija.2005.025