In this paper, we created predictive models for assessing the susceptibility to shallow
translational rocksliding and debris sliding in the Darjeeling Himalayas (India) by empirically …

Landslide susceptibility is the likelihood of a landslide occurrence in an area predicted on
the basis of local terrain conditions. Since last few years, researchers have attempted to …

Rainfall-induced landslides have become the biggest threat in the Indian Himalayas and
their increasing frequency has led to serious calamities. Several models have been built …

Abstract The Indian Himalayan locale has been essentially influenced by the increase in the
frequency of landslide events. Out of 0.42 million km 2 of India's landmass prone to …

Event-based landslide maps display landslide events of different magnitudes that are
associated with a single major trigger. Event-based landslide maps allow the estimation of …

Abstract The Indian Himalayan region has been severely affected by landslides causing an
immense loss in terms of human lives and economic loss. The landslides are usually …

Abstract In India, the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) recommends a heuristic method for
medium-scale (1: 25,000/1: 50,000) landslide susceptibility mapping. This is based on fixed …

Landslide is one of the most destructive geomorphic hazards that usually occur in monsoon
in the Darjeeling Himalayas. To minimize the landslide-induced causalities present study …

2 mainly on heuristic or knowledge-driven guidelines (eg, BIS, 1998) for quickly assessing
large areas where landslides can occur. Therefore, translating those maps into actual …

This paper compares the findings of macrolevel landslide hazard zonation carried out along
the highway from Bhalukpong to Bomdila, West Kameng district, Arunachal Pradesh …