Landslide susceptibility mapping is a common practice for landslide susceptibility
assessment across the world. Like many other mountainous areas of the world, Bangladesh …

The impact of land use on water quality is becoming a global concern due to the increasing
demand for freshwater. This study aimed to assess the effects of land use and land cover …

Despite yielding considerable degrees of accuracy in landslide predictions, the outcomes of
different landslide susceptibility models are prone to spatial disagreement; and therefore …

Predicting the occurrence and spatial patterns of rainfall induced flash floods is still a
challenge. Instant genesis and typically smaller areal coverage of the flash floods are the …

Landslide susceptibility depends on various causal factors such as geology, land use/land
cover (LULC), slope, and elevation. Unlike other factors that are relatively stable over time …

Communities living in the Chittagong Hill Districts (CHD) of Bangladesh recurrently observe
landslide disasters during the monsoon season (June–September). CHD is primarily …

The study of rainfall thresholds is vital in understanding the factors that trigger landslides,
being one of the criteria applied to landslide early warning systems that aim to mitigate their …

Traditional landslide early warnings are based on the notion that intensity-duration relations
can be approximated to single precipitation values cumulated over fixed time windows …

Involuntary displacement from conflict and other causes leads to clustering of refugees and
internally displaced people, often in long-term settlements. Within refugee-hosting countries …

Abstract The Rohingya crisis in Myanmar's Rakhine state has resulted in a significant influx
of refugees into Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh. However, the ecological impact of this migration …