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The landslide influence parameters used for this study are geology, relative permeability, land use/land cover, precipitation, elevation, slope, aspect, total curvature, plan curvature, profile curvature, wetness index, stream power index, sediment transportation capacity index, distance to drainage, distance to fault, drainage density, fault density, and spring density maps.

The system has been applied for mapping the landslide susceptibility of three examples: the first one for city planning, the second for predicting the possible landslide influence around a past slope disaster, and the third for mapping landslide along a national route.

Effect analysis studies have associated with the high-resolution of DEM and landslide influencing factors indicated how a solution could change when the input factors are changed.

Figure 4 Landslide influencing factors (a) slope (b) aspect (c) profile curvature (d) plan curvature (e) lithology (f) land use (g) distance from lineament (h) distance from river. Figure 5 Litho-stratigraphic sections along the GohaTsiyon – Dejen Road.

Landslides influence local slope morphology, affect sediment flux from hillslopes to rivers, and mass wasting in response to tectonics and climate forcing.

This visualization technique is applied to a risk assessment methodology that allows to determine how different environmental systems (i.e. precipitation, flooding, and landslides) influence each other as well as how their impact on civil infrastructure affects society.

Landslides influence habitat diversity by engendering a mosaic of seral stages (often both primary and secondary), and in overwhelmingly forested landscapes often create nodes or hotspots of non-forested habitat and biota.

Also, the capability to provide models and scenarios, e.g. due to more reliable forecasts for floods than landslides, influenced the capacity of certain coalitions to push their ideas forward.

By changing site and soil, landslides also influence habitat.

The numerical results indicate that the scale and mobility of a landslide are influenced by the effect of erosion and excess pore water pressure.

The spatial distribution of landslides is influenced by different climatic conditions and environmental settings including topography, morphology, hydrology, lithology, and land use.