Exposure of inhabitants, buildings and infrastructure to landslides - a case of five Slovenian municipalities

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  • Tina Peternel
  • Jasna Šinigoj
  • Marko Komac
  • Mateja Jemec Auflič
  • Matija Krivic

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https://doi.org/10.5474/geologija.2014.017

Abstract

In the frame of national research and innovation project MASPREM exposure maps of inhabitants, buildings and infrastructures to landslide occurrence were developed for five selected Slovenian municipalities. Maps represent an Upgrade of the landslide susceptibility maps that were elaborated based on synthesis of analysis of event-based landslide inventory and field investigations. Exposure maps were developed for five municipalities: Bovec, Laško, Slovenj Gradec, Trbovlje and Železniki. Exposure of inhabitants, construction and infrastructures to landslide occurrence was analysed using simple cross-analysis of landslide susceptibility maps at scale of 1:25,000 with locations of exposed elements. All analyses were conducted in the GIS with Software tool ArcMap. Exposure maps, based on landslide susceptibility, were classified into six classes, with values ranging from one to six where class one represents areas with negligible exposure and class six areas with very high exposure to landslide occurrence. Exposure maps of selected municipalities provide the basis for further assessment of risk and consequentially better risk management.

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Peternel, T., Šinigoj, J., Komac, M., Jemec Auflič, M., & Krivic, M. (2014). Exposure of inhabitants, buildings and infrastructure to landslides - a case of five Slovenian municipalities. Geologija, 57(2), 193–202. https://doi.org/10.5474/geologija.2014.017

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