Table 1 Landslide causal factors with their classes and quantitative value.

From: Coupling logistic model tree and random subspace to predict the landslide susceptibility areas with considering the uncertainty of environmental features

Factors

Classes

Value

Factors

Classes

Value

Lithology

Weak-semi-hard

1

Profile curvature

−58.61–8.89

1

thin-medium

−8.89–0.53

2

phyllite

−0.53–0.12

3

schist

−0.12–9.50

4

slate

9.50–47.51

5

metamorphic

Plan curvature

−51.17–17.39

1

sandstone

−17.39–5.03

2

Hard-semi-hard

2

−5.03–0.50

3

medium-thick layered limestone

−0.50–8.98

4

Dolomitic limestone

8.98–53.88

5

dolomite

Slope (degree)

0–12.97

1

debris

12.97–21.84

2

 

21.84–29.34

3

Loosely packed soil

4

29.34–37.88

4

Hard-thin layered quartz sandstone

5

37.88–87.01

5

siltstone

Aspect

North

1

conglomerate

Northeast

2

mudstone

East

3

Rainfall (mm)

0–500

1

Southeast

4

500–800

2

South

5

800–1000

3

Southwest

6

1000–1200

4

West

7

>1200

5

Northwest

8

Seismic intensity

VII

7

Distance to faults (m)

0–100

1

VIII

8

100–200

2

IX

9

200–300

3

X

10

>300

4

Landform

Middle-low mountains

1

Distance to rivers (m)

0–100

1

Middle mountains

2

100–200

2

High-middle mountains

3

200–300

3

Elevation (m)

491–922

1

>300

4

922–1253

2

Distance to roads (m)

0–100

1

1253–1671

3

100–200

2

1671–2245

4

200–300

3

2245–3794

5

>300

4