Geographic Information Systems (GIS) play a crucial role in mitigating and responding to landslide disasters due to their ability to analyze and visualize spatial data. During disaster response, GIS facilitates efficient resource allocation by providing real-time mapping of affected areas, infrastructure damage assessment, and evacuation route planning. Additionally, GIS enables the integration of various data sources such as satellite imagery, terrain models, and weather forecasts, enhancing decision-making processes. Furthermore, GIS platforms allow for effective communication and coordination among response teams and stakeholders, facilitating a rapid and coordinated response to landslide events. By leveraging GIS technology, disaster management authorities can improve preparedness, response, and recovery efforts, ultimately reducing the impact of landslide disasters on communities and infrastructure.
