Table 2.

Characteristics of landslide exposure comparing those who were displaced and those who were not displaced [mean (SD)] in Banjarnegara, Indonesia, between 2014 and 2018 ($n=420$).

Exposure characteristic	Description	Displaced ($n=\mathrm{240}$)	Not displaced ($n=18\mathrm{0}$)	$p$-Value
Number of landslides	Total number during study period (2014–2018)	1.09 (0.34)	1.18 (0.48)	0.023
	Average number per year since first landslide during study period (2014–2018) (landslides per year since first during study period)a	0.55 (0.38)	0.78 (0.36)	$<0.001$
Time since last landslide exposure	Years since last exposure within the study period (2014–2018)	3.01 (1.78)	1.92 (1.45)	$<0.001$
Severity of exposure (0–10 scale)	Personal landslide exposure (cumulative for all landslides during the study period)b	4.80 (2.76)	2.21 (2.08)	$<0.001$
	Average personal landslide exposure (average across all landslides during the study period)	4.50 (2.42)	1.78 (1.33)	$<0.001$

Note: $p$-Values are for $t$-tests. SD, standard deviation.

^aThis value reflects the number of landslides a person experienced each year of the study period (2014–2018) after their first landslide exposure. For example, if a person first experienced a landslide in 2015, it would be the average number of landslides between 2015 and 2018.

^bPersonal landslide exposure is a composite score used to assess the severity of exposure. Values range from 0–10, where higher scores indicate more severe exposures.