Landslide Hazard Zonation using Frequency Ratio Model and Fuzzy Logic: A Case Study of New Tehri Region, India


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Author :

Ashutosh Mishra

Volume :

10

Issue :

2

Abstract :

The present study uses Remote Sensing and GIS for finding susceptible zones of landslide hazards in the Tehri region which has an area of 798 sq.km. Six-factor layers responsible for landslide occurrence, such as road, slope, lineaments, geology, drainage, landuse are assigned membership functions and appropriate rules were assigned to them in Fuzzy Inference System. Frequency Ratio Method is applied in the same area and both the method is assessed for the accuracy. The Fuzzy Inference based landslide susceptibility mapping has been classified into five zones. These results have been compared with the landslide hazard zonation map generated by frequency ratio method and the results were presented in detail. A comparison of the total area under each class in both the methods has been revisited with the landslide density in each class of hazard. It has been found that the frequency ratio has given better results than the fuzzy method. It is to be highlighted that the present study has not used any prior information into the Inference system for hazard zonation however in the frequency ratio method landslide inventory (previous instances of landslide occurrences in the study area) was used as one parameter for hazard zonation.

Keyword :

Frequency Ratio Model GIS Fuzzy Logic Remote Sensing Information System Landslide Hazard Zones
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