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Table 2 Input data for landslide susceptibility mapping in Quito

From: Landslide Susceptibility Mapping of Urban Areas: Logistic Regression and Sensitivity Analysis applied to Quito, Ecuador

Code

Content

Disaggregation level

Specifications, type

Data Source

Year

bin

Landslide Events

Point

Binary

COE-M Quito

2005–2017

1geo

Lithology

50 m

Pre-discretized from categorical to weights (weighted classes)

FUNEPSA et al. 2015

2015

2cov

Land Use/Vegetation Cover

50 m

Pre-discretized from categorical to weights

FUNEPSA et al. 2015

2015

3sei

Seismicity

50 m

Pre-discretized from categorical to weights

FUNEPSA et al. 2015

2015

4pre

Intense Precipitations (in 24 h)

50 m

Pre-discretized from continuous to weights

FUNEPSA et al. 2015

2015

5sta

Soil Stability (from former landslides)

50 m

Pre-discretized from categorical to weights

FUNEPSA et al. 2015

2015

6slo

Slope

50 m

Pre-discretized from continuous to weights

FUNEPSA et al. 2015

2015

7pop

Population

Block Scale

Continuous, discretized by natural breaks to weights

INEC

2010

8roa

Streets (Roads) Density

Street segment

Continuous, discretized by natural breaks to weights

STHV – MDMQ

2016

9bui

Floor Area

Building Scale

Continuous, discretized by natural breaks to weights

STHV – MDMQ

2017

10gro

Building Footprint Area

Building Scale

Continuous, discretized by natural breaks to weights

STHV – MDMQ

2017

  1. NOTE: COE-M is the Metropolitan Emergency Operations Committee of Quito, FUNEPSA et al., (2015) is the report containing the official surveyed data for Quito Municipality - Disaster Risk Management Division, INEC is the Ecuadorian National Institute of Statistics and Census, STHV-MDMQ is the Secretariat of Territory, Habitat and Housing of Quito Municipality