Date Received: 20-02-2014
Date Accepted: 01-04-2014
Date Published: 06-08-2025
##submissions.doi##: https://doi.org/10.31817/tckhnnvn.2014.12.2.
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DAMAGE OF LANDSLIDE ON LAND USE FROM 2000 TO 2010 IN MAICHAU DISTRICT, HOABINH PROVINCE, VIETNAM
Keywords
Landslide, damage of landslide, land use.
Abstract
Landslides happen frequently in moutainous region, especially in the rain season in tropical zone like Vietnam. The landslide can impact severely on land use and other human activities in the high moutains. Therefore, to determine the damage of landslide is meaningful for local land users and officials to propose the best land use types in the specific area. Based on the economic methods, the damage of landslide was analysed specifically in Maichau District, Hoabinh Province, Vietnam. The damage is very large on agriculture, forest, residential land and road, of which the damage on road is the largest. Additionally, the results also indicate that the vital periods of land use types need to have solutions to avoid or mitigate the damage of landslide. The research finding gives significant warning to land users in other moutainous districts in Vietnam in the climate change era. However, to identify different aspects of landslide damage is not easy need to do research on other fields, such as: environment, human... in the present, future and long term.
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