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. 2018 Jul 30;18(8):2464. doi: 10.3390/s18082464

Table 1.

Land subsidence conditioning factors and their classes.

Land Subsidence Factors Classes GIS Data Type Scale
Slope angle (°) (1) 0–10; (2) 10–20; (3) 20–30; (4) 30–40; (5) >40 GRID 1 m × 1 m
Distance to drift (m) (1) 0–2; (2) 2–8; (3) 8–19; (4) 19–50; (5) >50 Line 1:5000
Drift density (m/m2) (1) 0–0.002; (2) 0.002–0.0448; (3) 0.0448–0.120; (4) 0.120–0.299; (5) 0.299–0.952 Polygon 1:5000
Geology (1) Gobangsan Group; (2) Sadong Group Polygon 1:50,000
Distance to lineament (m) (1) 0–10; (2) 10–20; (3) 20–30; (4) 30–60; (5) >60 Line 1:5000
Lineament density (m/m2) (1) 0–0.001; (2) 0.001–0.029; (3) 0.029–0.0435; (4) 0.0435–0.052; (5) 0.052–0.109 Polygon 1:5000
Land use (1) Mixed forest land; (2) Deciduous forest; (3) Mixed barren land; (4) Commercial area; (5) Coniferous forest; (6) Other grasses; (7) Transportation; (8) Natural grasses; (9) Field Polygon 1:50,000
RMR (1) 0.00366–1.26; (2) 1.26–1.54; (3) 1.54–1.93; (4) 1.93–2.79; (5) 2.79–4 Polygon 1:5000