Earthquake Hazard GIS Modelling in the Greater Vancouver Regional District

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The slope instability cartographic model is broken down into 3 smaller models:

The above two models are then overlayed to produce the final Slope Instability cartographic model as shown below.


Note: You can click on slope.rdc and slopedegreeinstability.rdc to see the corresponding maps. The clicked map will pop up in another window.


Note: You can click on aspect.rdc and aspectinstability.rdc to see the corresponding maps. The clicked map will pop up in another window.


Note: You can click on bedrocktype.rdc and bedrockinstability.rdc to see the corresponding maps. The clicked map will pop up in another window.


Note: You can click on slopeinstability.rdc, bedrockinstability.rdc, slopedegreeinstability.rdc, slopeinstability.pdf, slopeinstability.rdc, notdeveloped.rdc and highland.rdc to see the corresponding maps and table. The clicked map/table will pop up in another window.

 


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