Geologic and geomorphologic risks: identification, analysis and consequence prevention of landslides

Authors

  • José Chacón Montero
Keywords: geomorphological risks, landslides, typology, inventory, Betic Cordilleras, susceptibility maps, risk minimisation

Abstract

Study of different landslide processes and types responsible for causing situations of risk in the presence of human occupation. Analysis and cartography (GIS) of the susceptibility of lands (to landslides) from field data, and the definition of digital models and thematic factors. Principles and examples of systems of control ant the minimisation of landslide effects.

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Chacón Montero, J. (2003). Geologic and geomorphologic risks: identification, analysis and consequence prevention of landslides. Areas. International Social Science Journal, (23), 33–64. Retrieved from https://revistas.um.es/areas/article/view/117871
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No. 23 (2003): Los procesos de riesgo con origen natural: una constante en la relación entre hombre y medio
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