BURUNDI: High resolution landslide susceptibility map (priority areas)


FAIR Overall Score

77%

Abstract

Landslide susceptibility map for the priority areas of Burundi that incorporates landslide release susceptibilities and potential runout paths.

Keywords

Burundi, natural hazard, WCS, landslides, bdi_haz_landslides_ras_s5_eurac_re_prio_areas

Supplemental information

The maps are based on two major methodical steps: (i) local update of the national landslide susceptibility model by exploiting higher resolution DTM data (i.e. modelled relationships were transferred to 10 m raster data); (ii) runout simulation based on random walk path-finding and Perla’s two-parameter friction model in which the number of released mass points was set proportional to the release susceptibility score (step i).

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FAIR Overall Score: 77%

Principle Score Earned Level
Findable 57% 4 of 7 moderate
Accessible 100% 7 of 7 advanced
Interoperable 67% 4 of 6 moderate
Reusable 83% 5 of 6 moderate

Assessed 2026-07-22 (metrics 0.8)

Evaluated by F-UJI web service: Anusuriya Devaraju, & Robert Huber. (2020). F-UJI - An Automated FAIR Data Assessment Tool. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6361400


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1 Maps web services URLs Here you can find all the available web service URLs provided by Maps, to consume datasets through an interoperable client (QGIS, Python, etc.) or to develop codes for analysis. The most relevant services to access datasets are: WMS (Web Map Service) to visualize layers in a map and to query them); WFS (Web Feature Service) or WCS (Web Coverage Service) to download raw datsets and use them for deep analysis or transformation. Link Dec. 13, 2021 Maps
2 maps.eurac.edu documentation maps.eurac.edu is based on Geonode, here the link to the official documentation Link April 28, 2021 Maps