Application of remote sensing technology and geographic information systems for tsunami vulnerability analysis in mamuju district

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• What: The results of this study showed hazard zones ranging from low to high, with coastal areas being more vulnerable due to low land elevation and gentle morphology. In this study, the tsunami hazard level in the coastal areas of Mamuju District was determined using five key parameters: elevation, distance from the coast, distance from rivers, slope, and land cover. The main focus of mitigation efforts in this area should be on enhancing the capacity and accessibility of evacuation facilities and routes connecting with more vulnerable areas (Bonilauri et_al 2021). e) Very Low Vulnerability (10839.54 Ha . . .
  

   

  

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