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A review of landslide acceptable risk and tolerable risk
Geoenvironmental Disasters, 9(1), 3
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Landslide Risk & Geohazards
Risk assessment frameworks for landslide events in Southeast Asia, informing disaster risk reduction and transport network resilience.
Overview
My research in landslide risk and geohazards focuses on developing comprehensive risk assessment frameworks for landslide-prone regions in Southeast Asia. This work bridges academic theory with practical disaster risk reduction strategies.
The landmark review of acceptable and tolerable risk frameworks has become a key reference in the field, accumulating over 238 citations and informing policy decisions for transport authorities and disaster management agencies across the region.
Key Contributions
- Development of acceptable and tolerable risk criteria for landslide events
- Community perception studies on landslide risk in Malaysia
- Socioeconomic impact analysis of landslide disasters
- Transport network resilience assessment under landslide threat
Key Publications
Perception on landslide risk in Malaysia: a comparison between communities and experts' surveys
International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction, 95, 103854
An overview of causes of landslides and their impact on transport networks
Advances in Modelling to Improve Network Resilience, 114-125
Collaborators
ML
Lee Min Lee
University of Nottingham Malaysia
RR
Rasa Remenyte-Prescott
University of Nottingham UK
KS
Kwan Ben Sim
University of Nottingham Malaysia