Landslide assessment in humid tropical, low-seismicity regions requires a clear distinction between terrain susceptibility and the consequences associated with exposed populations and infrastructure. This study develops a geographic information system (GIS)-based screening framework for Segamat, Johor, by integrating p...
Hui-Jing Wang, I. Abir, M. A. Mahamud· Journal of Asian Geography· 0 citations
Flood-risk studies in Malaysia have often concentrated on hydrological hazard, although the consequences of flooding also depend on where people and assets are located and how well communities can cope. This study develops a basin-wide flood-risk index for the Johor River Basin by integrating hazard, exposure and vulne...
Yi-Bo Zhang, M. A. Mahamud· Journal of Asian Geography· 0 citations
Floods and landslides frequently affect the same catchment systems, yet they are usually assessed in isolation, which limits the ability of local authorities to identify areas exposed to their combined spatial influence. An integrated multi-hazard assessment is therefore needed to provide a more comprehensive understan...
M. W. A. Ramli, N. Alias, Zulfaqar Sa'adi et al.· Geoenvironmental Disasters· 0 citations
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