Geo-historical study for landslide hazard assessment in territory management: the Casaleto-Illica landslide in the Ceno Valley (Northern Apennines, Italy)

Serena Giacomelli, Giovanni Leonelli, Carlo Alberto Gemignani and Alessandro Chelli

Journal of Maps, 2021, vol. 17, issue 3, 100-110

Abstract: Landslides inventories are crucial documents for extrapolating the spatial distribution of landslides that occurred in the past. However, the production of landslide hazards maps also needs deepening the knowledge on the temporal distribution of landslide activity. In this regard, historical maps and archive documents represent important sources of data and information on territory evolution through time and especially on landslides occurrence. Nevertheless, these kinds of data sources are rarely considered as they often must be interpreted integrating different disciplines. This work shows how historical and geomorphological data on landslides occurrence in an area of the Northern Apennines can be integrated to produce a synthesis map. This synthesis map put together analogic and digital information allowing to delineate the landscape evolution, in terms of spatial and especially temporal changes occurred in the study area representing a tool that could be useful for the landslide hazard assessment in territory management.

Date: 2021
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DOI: 10.1080/17445647.2021.1908186

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