Landslide probabilities

Published: Aug 21, 2009 by Tom Hengl

Short title: landprob

Inputs: DEM in metric projection, Source Landslide areas, H/L value as stopping parameter.
Outputs: pq_limi and all other parameters as described in Gruber et al., 2008 article in the Geomorphometry book.

Purpose and use:

Computes Landslide probabilities — generate landslide probabilities areas using a DEM according to Gruber et al 2008. &r landslide1 <sourcearea\_dem> {h/l stopping value}

Programming environment: Arc AML
Status of work: Public Domain
Reference: Geomorphometry: Concepts, Software, Applications Data set name: Baranja hill

Attachment:

landslide_probabilities.zip

dataset script

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