Geological lineaments are the earth's linear features indicating significant tectonic units in
the crust associated with the formation of minerals, active faults, groundwater controls …

The objective of this paper is to exploit the potential application of weighted index overlay
analysis for assessing groundwater potential mapping at Dhungeta-Ramis sub-basin, Wabi …

Recently, one of the most frequent natural hazards around several regions in the world is the
landslide events. The area of Jabal Farasan in the northwest Jeddah of Saudi Arabia suffers …

Landslides are geological hazards that claim lives and affect socio-economic growth.
Despite increased slope failure, some constructions, such as road constructions, are still …

This study addresses landslide susceptibility mapping (LSM) using a novel ensemble
approach of using a bivariate statistical method (weights of evidence [WoE] and evidential …

Geological lineaments are important reactant of geological structure on the surface, and
control the distribution of regional groundwater, geohazards, geothermal and earthquakes …

In this study, the effect of NDVI is observed on the landslide susceptibility maps (LSMs)
being created using GIS-based bivariate and multivariate statistical models such as …

Mountainous regions are prone to multiple hazards, which often result in loss of life and
damage to property. Despite being prone to multiple hazards, the Himalayan Region has a …

Abstract Study region Sawla-Tuna-Kalba (4226 km 2). Study focus This study employed
QGIS to assess the groundwater potential in the Sawla-Tuna-Kalba district of Ghana with …

Landslide susceptibility modeling is complex as it involves different types of landslides and
diverse interests of the end-user. Developing mitigation strategies for the landslides …