Add to ORKGThis paper presents a case study of the application of quantitative risk assessment techniques to a site-specific natural terrain hazard study in Hong Kong. The development of the landslide hazard and susceptibility models is described and salient details of the consequence model are given, including the assessment of debris flowpaths and runout using state-of-the-art Geographic Information System (GIS) tools and debris runout computer models. A synthesis of the risk quantification process and schematic design of risk mitigation works is presented
International audienceAs over seventy percent of the land of Hong Kong is mountainous, rainfall-indu...
This paper presents a model for quantitative risk analysis with the application of geographic inform...
Hong Kong faces a unique long-term slope safety problem due to its dense urban development in a hill...
This paper presents a case study of the application of quantitative risk assessment techniques to a ...
Abstract The quantification of risk has gained importance in many dis-ciplines, including landslide ...
This paper presents recommended methodologies for the quantitative analysis of landslide hazard, vul...
A semi-quantitative landslide-risk assessment method, which would provide a spatial estimate of futu...
Landslide is a natural phenomenon widely spread in the Mediterranean. It is a process that shapes th...
The tendency in using quantitative approach has strongly been influenced by the trend of probabiliti...
The paper deals with a methodology for quantitative landslide hazard and risk assessments over wide...
Abstract: Risk analysis and risk evaluation are increasingly used tools for mitigating geohazards. I...
The tendency in using quantitative approach has strongly been influenced by the trend of probabiliti...
Landslides constitute one of the major natural hazards that could cause significant losses of life a...
Risk may be estimated by multiplying the probability of failure by the consequence. This is acceptab...
Landslides can result in enormous casualties and huge economic losses in mountainous regions. In ord...
International audienceAs over seventy percent of the land of Hong Kong is mountainous, rainfall-indu...
This paper presents a model for quantitative risk analysis with the application of geographic inform...
Hong Kong faces a unique long-term slope safety problem due to its dense urban development in a hill...
This paper presents a case study of the application of quantitative risk assessment techniques to a ...
Abstract The quantification of risk has gained importance in many dis-ciplines, including landslide ...
This paper presents recommended methodologies for the quantitative analysis of landslide hazard, vul...
A semi-quantitative landslide-risk assessment method, which would provide a spatial estimate of futu...
Landslide is a natural phenomenon widely spread in the Mediterranean. It is a process that shapes th...
The tendency in using quantitative approach has strongly been influenced by the trend of probabiliti...
The paper deals with a methodology for quantitative landslide hazard and risk assessments over wide...
Abstract: Risk analysis and risk evaluation are increasingly used tools for mitigating geohazards. I...
The tendency in using quantitative approach has strongly been influenced by the trend of probabiliti...
Landslides constitute one of the major natural hazards that could cause significant losses of life a...
Risk may be estimated by multiplying the probability of failure by the consequence. This is acceptab...
Landslides can result in enormous casualties and huge economic losses in mountainous regions. In ord...
International audienceAs over seventy percent of the land of Hong Kong is mountainous, rainfall-indu...
This paper presents a model for quantitative risk analysis with the application of geographic inform...
Hong Kong faces a unique long-term slope safety problem due to its dense urban development in a hill...