Global Landslide Susceptibility Mapping Using Multi-Model Machine Learning Approaches on Geospatial Satellite Data
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This study introduces a high-resolution, global landslide susceptibility model employing a multi-model machine learning framework.
Aiming to surpass the 2016 NASA model, the approach leverages an enhanced global landslide catalog (UGLC) for training, a global higher-accuracy 90m MERIT DEM, and over 100 global predictive variables encompassing topographic, geological, and environmental factors.
Developed on high-performance computing for operational efficiency and scalability, the model prioritizes reliability and interpretability to support future dynamic early warning systems, linking baseline susceptibility with real-time monitoring for improved disaster response in global landslide risk assessment.
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Mancino_et_al_2025_Global_Landslide_Susceptibility_Mapping_Using_Multi-Model_Machine_Learning_Approaches_on_Geospatial_Satellite_Data.pdf
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