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Abstract
Norway is covered by high-resolution topographic data derived from airborne LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) acquisitions. These data enable highly accurate mapping of landforms, such as landslide scars and ravines, as well as detailed morphometric analyses of past landslides. Comprehensive mapping of landslide scars and ravines has been carried out in Norway during the last years, including around Romerike, Southern Norway. Here, the mapping dataset is integrated with information on subsurface conditions from geophysical and geotechnical data to develop a better understanding of how landslide occurrence, shape, and size relate to soil properties. This may improve landslide hazard assessments, future scenario predictions, and the understanding of regional landscape development.
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1 Geological Survey of Norway, Trondheim , Norway