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Leader: Michele Calvello (University of Salerno)

Geospatial databases contain geotechnical information with geographic coordinates, enabling regional-scale analysis, mapping, and risk assessment. These databases are essential for land use planning, infrastructure development, and natural hazard management.

Please contact Michele Calvello if you want to contribute databases.

Landslide risk in Hong Kong
Geotechnical Engineering Office (GEO) of the Civil Engineering and Development Department, Government of the Hong Kong SAR

Description

Geospatial datasets for use in management of landslide risk in Hong Kong.

(1) ENTLI - The Enhanced Natural Terrain Landslide Inventory (ENTLI) contains information on the distribution of about 109,300 natural terrain landslides throughout Hong Kong. The ENTLI Landslides were identified solely from available aerial photographs taken for the years 1924 to 2013 inclusive. No field validation was undertaken.

(2) Geological Map - This is a 1:200 000 scale simplified geological map of Hong Kong. It depicts the simplified solid and superficial geology of the territory, including descriptions of major lithological units and faults. Currently the 1:20 000 scale digital geological maps cover only Hong Kong Island, Kowloon and the central portion of the New Territories (Map sheets No. 7, 11 and 15).

(3) Landslide - A comprehensive collection of the landslide incidents reported to GEO since early 1980's.

(4) Rainfall - A network comprises over 80 GEO automatic raingauges located throughout Hong Kong, which record rainfall data in 5-minute interval.

Reported by

Dr HW Sun (Nov 2017)
hwsun@cedd.gov.hk

Italian National Geoportal
Italian Ministry of the Environment

Description

Unified access point to environmental and territorial information from a wealth of Italian public Agencies, Authorities and Administrations.

Reported by

Michele Calvello (Nov 2017)
mcalvello@unisa.it

UK National Geoscience Data Centre
British Geological Survey

Description

Over 400 datasets, including environmental monitoring data, digital databases, physical collections (borehole core, rocks, minerals and fossils), records and archives.

Reported by

Michele Calvello (Nov 2017)
mcalvello@unisa.it

Disclaimer and Restrictions

The data presented here are for informational use only; no warranties, either expressed or implied, regarding the accuracy or reliability of the data are provided. Use of this data releases the database owner and TC304 of any liability of any kind. The databases provided here are intended to serve the profession for educational purposes or for benchmarking of analyses within professional environments (e.g., public agencies, engineering firms, etc.). Use of this data requires acknowledgement as described above. Furthermore, this data may not be used for direct profit, e.g., within proprietary software, without explicit agreement between the database owner and the entity. The use of this data within an unauthorized manner, as described herein, shall result in the forfeit of the right to use the data and the associated monetary gross revenues. Breach of this restriction shall result in prosecution.