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The fundamentals of risk assessments on the geohazard consequences

This paper provides the basis for possible geohazards assessments and geohazard risks, as well as a description of measures that need to be implemented in the event of the formation of debris flow and mudflow in a particular area. The most common causes of the formation of debris flow and mudflow in a certain area can be the consequence of slipping or landslides in certain valleys. Therefore, the paper will describe the possible consequences of geohazard, as well as the process of hazard analysis and organizational resilience of the community to the consequences of landslides. The paper describes the general procedure of risk management from possible formation of debris flow and mudflows. The methodology on which the assessment of geohazards in a particular area is based includes Quantitative and Qualitative Risk Analysis from the consequences of rock mass slippage. Qualitative risk analysis uses a descriptive pattern, descriptive or numerical scales to describe the magnitude of potential consequences and the likelihood that those consequences will occur. The quantitative risk analysis is based on numerical values of probability, vulnerability, consequences and the resulting numerical values of risk.

landslide risk, risk assessment, hazard assessment, landslide zoning, vulnerability, risk management

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