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• TITLE: Landslide Hazard Zoning in Na Heaw District, Loei Province, Northeastern Thailand

  AUTHORS: Namphon Khampilang, Pradit Nulay

  KEYWORDS: Landslide Assessment, Slope Stability, Hazard Zoning

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Geology, Vol.9 No.10, September 25, 2019

  ABSTRACT: Nahaew District in northeastern Thailand, where crops out the Cretaceous Khorat Group, is a priority area for landslide hazard assessment through landslide susceptibility and hazard zoning. Through an interpretation of Google Earth imagery, several landslides were mapped to create landslide inventory map. Parameter maps were constructed and compiled into a database with the landslide inventory. The bivariate (frequency ratio) statistical analysis was used to establish landslide susceptibility maps, which were classified into five susceptibility classes. Another approach was landslide hazard zonation. Urban and rural planning and engineering construction need especially hazard zonation map in medium and local scale. GIS and remote sensing techniques have many advantages in the preparation of the map including regional, medium and local scales. In this study, landslide zonation map was prepared using runout model by assigning engineering properties and Digital Elevation Model (DEM) as well as rainfall data. The result was landslide hazard zonation of the area and can be used for urban planning. The report and recommendation have contributed to local authority.