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Fig 1.

Geographic overview and locations of landslides.

(a) Jiuzhaigou study area; (b) Ludian validation area; (c) Luding validation area. Source: The boundaries, roads, and rivers used in the map are derived from http://www.naturalearthdata.com/. The map was originally produced by the authors.

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Table 1.

Description and sources of datasets.

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Fig 2.

Statistical analysis of factors affecting landslides.

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Fig 3.

Research technology roadmap.

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Fig 4.

Rock formations in the study area.

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Table 2.

Values of physical parameters of engineered rock formations.

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Fig 5.

Stabilization of key parameters with increasing sample size for Softer Rock Group.

a Effective cohesion (∁), b Effective friction angle (φ).

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Fig 6.

Map showing distribution of static factor of safety and critical acceleration.

(a) Static factor of safety ; (b) Critical acceleration . Source: and were modeled; slopes and regional boundaries were sourced from http://www.naturalearthdata.com/.The map was originally produced by the authors.

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Fig 7.

Distribution of Newmark displacement values in Jiuzhaigou valley.

(a) Dn1; (b) Dn2. Source: Dn was modeled; boundaries from http://www.naturalearthdata.com/. The map was originally produced by the authors.

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Fig 8.

Newmark-based landslide hazard classification.

(a) Dn1; (b) Dn2. Source: Hazard zones modeled; boundaries from http://www.naturalearthdata.com/. The map was originally produced by the authors.

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Table 3.

Statistical results of the Newmark displacement equation Dn1 hazard zoning.

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Table 4.

Statistical results of the Newmark displacement equation Dn2 hazard zoning.

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Fig 9.

Impact factor pearson correlation coefficient.

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Fig 10.

Landslide causal factors.

a DEM, b Distance to road, c Distance to parallel fault, d Slope, e Distance to river, f PGA, g Slope direction, h Distance to epicentral, i Curvature. Source: Slope, curvature, slope surface derived from DEM; Roads, rivers from http://www.naturalearthdata.com/; PGA, epicentral distance, faults from USGS. The map was originally produced by the authors.

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Fig 11.

Distribution of landslide sites and non-landslide sites.

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Fig 12.

AUC curves for different models.

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Table 5.

Comparison of model MSE, RMSE, Precision, Recall, F1 metrics.

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Fig 13.

Importance ranking of feature parameters.

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Fig 14.

Landslide hazard zone forecast distribution map.

(a) N_XGBoost; (b) N_RF; (c) Dn_XGBoost; (d) Dn_RF; (e) XGBoost; (f) RF. Source: Hazard zones modeled; regional boundaries from http://www.naturalearthdata.com/. The map was originally produced by the authors.

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Fig 15.

Comparison of Newmark landslide model and hybrid model results.

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Table 6.

Comparison of results of similar studies.

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Fig 16.

Validation area.

(a) Luding; (b) Ludian landslide hazard zones. Source: Hazard zones modeled; regional boundaries from http://www.naturalearthdata.com/. The map was originally produced by the authors.

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