At the 5th round table of the PRI-MJER project, Junior Researcher - Assistant Marko Sinčić, MSc. held an introductory lecture entitled "Landslide susceptibility assessment of Karlovac City in M1: 100.000 scale".
In the pilot area in the City of Buzet, field research was done in order to verify the landslide inventory map on 20 square kilometers area. Five procent of the detailed mapped landslides were verified.
On the 2nd research meeting quantitative results of preliminary morphometric analysis of landslide footprints on 216 DTMs made for three pilot areas were presented. The DTMs were derived using data obtained by airborne laser scanning for three pilot areas, funded by the Croatian Science Foundation.
In the Journal of Maps the first article made within the LandSlidePlan project was published, entitled "Engineering geological mapping using airborne LiDAR datasets - an example from the Vinodol Valley, Croatia".
As of 19th October 2020, Marko Sinčić, MSc., is employed at the Faculty of Mining, Geology and Petroleum Engineering in Zagreb as a Croatian Science Foundation PhD fellow on a Croatian Science Foundation LandSlidePlan project.
At the 1st research meeting, quantitative results of quality analysis of LAS files obtained by Croatian Science Foundation LandSlidePlan project, laser airborne scanning of three pilot areas, the Podsljemenska zone in Zagreb, the City of Buzet and the City of Lepoglava and the Bednja Municipality were presented.
Laser airborne scanning of three pilot areas of the LandSlidePlan project, funded by the Croatian Science Foundation, has been successfully completed.
Three pilot areas, representative for areas Podsljemenska zone of the City of Zagreb, Hrvatsko Zagorje and Istria, were selected as characteristic environments in the Republic of Croatia for the implementation of scientific research within the LandSlidePlan project.
The beginning of the LandSlidePlan project was announced in the media with the purpose of informing the scientific and general public, as well as end users and decision makers.
On January 24, 2020, Professor Nicola Casagli from the University of Florence held a lecture at the Faculty of Mining, Geology and Petroleum Engineering in Zagreb, as part of the opening kick-off meeting of the Croatian Science Foundation’s project LandSlidePlan.
