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Landslide classification using the diagram perimeter convexity P c /P p versus the ratio perimeter/surface    L p S   100 . 

Landslide classification using the diagram perimeter convexity P c /P p versus the ratio perimeter/surface    L p S   100 . 

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Figure 1. Localization of the studied zone. 
Figure 2. Geological map of the study zone. Qa-Ix = Xaltipan formation...
Figure 3. The Jarvis’s march proced ure. 
Figure 4. Two examples of parameters correlation. 
+3 Figure 5. Landslide classification using the diagram perimeter...
Mass Movement Classification Using Morphometric Parameters (Puebla, Mexico)
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The Sierra Norte de Puebla (Mexico) is a tropical mountain frequently affected by torrential rains induced by depressions and hurricanes. In October 1999 and 2005, intense precipitation triggered hundreds of landslides and caused heavy human losses and material damages. All the landslides surveyed in the field and their traces extracted from the sa...
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... calculated in such a way have been tested; finally, because these indices present a weak correlation creating the strongest dispersion of all the points, the graph between the perimeter convexity index P c /P p and the ratio perimeter versus surface θ allows classifying better the different traces extracted from the Ikonos satellite image (see Fig. ...

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