Mousumi Gupta, M K Ghose, L P Sharma (2009) Application of Remote Sensing & GIS for land slides hazard and assessment of their probabilistic occurrence – A case studty of NH31A between Rangpo and Singtam Journal of Geomatics 3: 1. 59-63 April Abstract: Several methodologies using Remote sensing and GIS are cited in the literature for landslide hazard assessment. Most of these methods need extensive mathematical modeling / simulation to evaluate the probability of occurrences of landslides. Proper methodology of assessing the landslide zone and the probability of occurrences of landslides will definitely be instrumental in landslide mitigation problem. In this paper an attempt has been made to assess the landslide hazard using a deterministic method. The study area has been chosen from Rangpo and Singtam along NH 31 A. The identified conditioning factors include soil, geology, forest, and drainage, and triggering factors such as slope and aspects are taken as input to fit into an aggregation model for assessment of landslide hazard. These probabilistic maps are compared with landslide maps generated from Google Earth from recent data (2007) for the accuracy of prediction. The generated hazard maps agree with the observed landslide occurrences. Thus the proposed methodology can be used in landslide hazard zonation prediction
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year. A number of researches and analyses are carried out in the GIS environment to identify
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