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• TITLE: Development of methodology for quantitative landslide risk assessment—Example Göta river valley

  AUTHORS: Yvonne Andersson-Sköld, Stefan Falemo, Marius Tremblay

  KEYWORDS: Landslide; Risk Assessment; Methodology; Climate Change

  JOURNAL NAME: Natural Science, Vol.6 No.3, February 26, 2014

  ABSTRACT: Effective landslide risk management requires knowledge of the landslide risks. This paper presents a risk assessment methodology for semiregional scale. The landslide probability is assessed taking into account expected climatechange in the case study area (the G?ta river valley). Climate change is expected to result in increased erosion and water fluctuations. There are large areas with marine clays, often quick clay, in the area and the landslide process can be rapid with extensive damages and casualties. The consequence methodology includes a wide range of consequences assessed by monetary valuation. The consequences and the landslide probability are combined as pairs of values in a risk matrix and the risk is also presented on a map. The map has been used as discussion and decision bases in the municipalities in the G?ta river valley, in the county administration and on governmental level to estimate the needs of risk mitigation and to make priorities.