Landslide occurrence has become increasingly influenced by human activities. Accordingly,
changing land use and land cover (LULC) is an important conditioning factor in landslide
susceptibility models. We present a bibliometric analysis and review of how LULC was
explored in the context of landslide susceptibility in 536 scientific articles from 2001 to 2020.
The pattern of publications and citations reveals that most articles hardly focus on the
relationship between LULC and landslides despite a growing interest in this topic. Most …

Landslides have been catastrophic events in mountainous regions for ages. However, as
human populations and economies expand, anthropogenic activities aimed at development
have led to significant changes in land use and land cover in these regions. These changes
have become crucial factors amplifying the susceptibility to landslides and escalating the
threat of such disaster's multiple times over. There are two different aspects that needs to be
understand to measure the susceptibility of landslide in a region. These are landslide …