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Fig 1.

Flowchart shows overall methodology adopted for this study.

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Fig 2.

False color composite 3D view of the study area prepared from ALOS image.

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Fig 3.

(a) Landslide inventory map for the study area randomly divided into two groups overlaid the shaded relief (10 m DEM): training dataset and validation samples: (b) enlarged view of boxed area in (a) overlaid on 2005 aerial photographs provided by the Midori Niigata and Sado city acquired in 2005.

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Fig 4.

Histogram showing the distribution of landslide sizes.

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Table 1.

List of data sources used in the study.

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Landslide causative factors: a) elevation, b) slope angle, c) slope aspect, d) total curvature, e) profile curvature, f) plan curvature, g) CTI, h) SPI, i) drainage density (m-1), (j) distance from drainage networks, k) lithology, l) density of geological boundaries, m) distance to geological boundaries, n) distance to faults, and o) NDVI.

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Table 2.

CF weights classification according to the range of CF values.

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Fig 6.

Correlations between landslide frequency and the causative factors.

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Table 3.

Spatial relationship between the causative factors and landslide occurrence by the CF method and SI method.

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Fig 7.

LSM maps generated by the SI method using: a) six factors, and b) fifteen factors.

The maps (c) and (d) are enlarged views of the LSM maps (red color boundary shown in (a) and (b)).

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Fig 8.

Comparison of landslide susceptibility class obtained from the SI model.

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Table 4.

The classes used for susceptibility maps.

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Table 5.

Coefficients, statistics of the factors (S.E.-standard error, VIF- variance inflation factor) and the multi-collinearity diagnosis indexes for variables used in the logistic regression equation.

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Fig 9.

LSM maps generated by the LR model using: a) six factors, and b) fifteen factors.

The maps (c) and (d) are enlarged views of the LSM maps (red color boundary shown in (a) and (b)).

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Fig 10.

Comparison of landslide susceptibility class obtained from the LR model.

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Fig 11.

Area under curve (AUC) represents: a) success rate, and b) prediction rate using SI method.

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Fig 12.

Area under curve (AUC) represents: a) success rate, and b) prediction rate using LR model.

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