Landslide Hazard Analysis in Tuban Regency Using Multilevel Satellite Imagery Processing for Landslide Potential Mapping

Bangun Muljo Sukojo*, Citra Prastika

*Corresponding author for this work

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Abstract

Landslide is a kind of land or rock movement, come from a place that has a higher slope as a consequence of disturbed land stability. The landslide can cause huge damage around us, but there are so many ways that can decrease landslide risk assessment, for example, to keep away from landslide area, spread a warning around the people, and apply safety standard when entering a landslide area. This research has purpose to know landslide potential that influences in hazard mitigation strategy in Tuban Regency. This research result is landslide potential map based on the land characteristic, rainfall, slope, and land use. That four parameters pass by an analysis processing an will be sure by remote sensing data that is medium resolution satellite imagery of Landsat 8, high-resolution satellite imagery of SPOT, and very high-resolution satellite imagery of Quickbird. This research result is a map of landslide susceptibility that places Tuban Regency in 5 classifications of it, where Tuban Regency domination in the low stage of susceptibility with 106.618 ha, and for very high of susceptibility with 175.5 ha of areas.

Original languageEnglish
Article number012023
JournalIOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science
Volume165
Issue number1
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 3 Jul 2018
Event3rd International Conference of Indonesia Society for Remote Sensing, ICOIRS 2017 - Semarang, Indonesia
Duration: 31 Oct 20171 Nov 2017

Keywords

  • Geographic Information System
  • Landsat 8 Satellite
  • Quickbird Satellite
  • Remote Sensing
  • SPOT Satellite
  • Tuban Regency

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