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The influence of the inventory on the determination of the rainfall-induced shallow landslides susceptibility using generalized additive models

Articolo
Data di Pubblicazione:
2020
Abstract:
Data-driven methodologies are widely used for the reconstruction of shallow landslide susceptibility maps. The outputs of these models strictly depend on the type of landslide inventories used for the modelling. Thus, this work performed a deep analysis of the role of different inventories on the definition of shallow landslide susceptibility of a particular area, modeled through a data-driven technique (Generalized Additive Model). Distinct shallow landslide inventories referred to the same rainfall event or to different rainfall events can produce different maps of susceptibility distribution for the same area. Despite a similar predictive capability, the models built for the same area produced different susceptibility maps, as estimated by low values of the Cohen's Kappa coefficient (0.13–0.46). If inventories obtained using different landslide detection methods are available, the models of susceptibility will be affected by the position and shape of the phenomena that could be detected by each tool. An inventory created integrating the visual interpretation of high-resolution images with field surveys allows to obtain more accurate inventories, to derive a better representation of the proneness of the territory towards shallow landsliding. In the case of inventories related to the same rainfall event carried out with different criteria, the susceptibility distribution is influenced by the choices adopted as regards, in particular, the type and the mapping criteria of phenomena included in the inventory. For shallow landslide inventories triggered by different rainfall events in the same area, the classification of the territory in terms of susceptibility is strictly connected to each specific rainfall event and reflects the relative shallow slope stability of a region only under similar rainfall conditions. Shallow landslide susceptibility obtained with a multi-temporal inventory, grouping landslides occurred in few years during more events, provides a more accurate estimation of the predisposition to shallow landsliding in consequence of the typical rainfall triggering patterns of an area.
Tipologia CRIS:
1.1 Articolo in rivista
Keywords:
Cohen's Kappa coefficient; Data-driven methods; Landslide inventories; Landslide susceptibility; Receiving operator curve
Elenco autori:
Bordoni, M.; Galanti, Y.; Bartelletti, C.; Persichillo, M. G.; Barsanti, M.; Giannecchini, R.; Avanzi, G. D.; Cevasco, A.; Brandolini, P.; Galve, J. P.; Meisina, C.
Autori di Ateneo:
BORDONI MASSIMILIANO
MEISINA CLAUDIA
Link alla scheda completa:
https://iris.unipv.it/handle/11571/1342110
Link al Full Text:
https://iris.unipv.it//retrieve/handle/11571/1342110/671969/Bordoni%20et%20al.,%202020b.pdf
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CATENA
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