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GIS AND FIELD-BASED INTEGRATED METHODOLOGY FOR THE ANALYSIS OF LANDSLIDE SUSCEPTIBILY IN THE ABRUZZO PIEDMONT-COASTAL HILLY AREA

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Gis and field-based integrated methodology for the analysis of landslide susceptibily in the abruzzo piedmont-coastal hilly area. Analyze landslide susceptibility in Abruzzo's piedmont-coastal hilly area using an integrated GIS and field-based methodology. Understand geographical risk assessment.

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The title "GIS AND FIELD-BASED INTEGRATED METHODOLOGY FOR THE ANALYSIS OF LANDSLIDE SUSCEPTIBILITY IN THE ABRUZZO PIEDMONT-COASTAL HILLY AREA" immediately conveys a relevant and important research topic within geohazard assessment. The combination of GIS and field-based approaches for landslide susceptibility mapping is generally a robust strategy, often leading to more accurate and reliable results than relying on either method alone. The geographical focus on the Abruzzo piedmont-coastal hilly area suggests a study with practical implications for a specific region prone to such hazards. However, a significant limitation in reviewing this submission is the complete absence of the abstract, which has been provided as an underscore "_". Without the abstract, it is impossible to assess the core scientific contributions, the specifics of the integrated methodology, the data sources and resolution, the chosen susceptibility model, or any preliminary findings. A proper abstract would typically outline the problem addressed, the objectives, the specific GIS techniques employed (e.g., statistical, deterministic, machine learning models), the types of field data collected (e.g., geological, geomorphological, geotechnical), how these data are integrated, and the key results or conclusions. Consequently, it is impossible to comment on the novelty of the approach, the rigor of the methodology, the validation strategy, or the significance of the findings for the Abruzzo region or the broader field of landslide studies. Assuming the underlying research is sound, a well-executed integrated methodology could offer valuable insights for land-use planning, hazard mitigation, and risk management in the study area. Studies combining GIS and field work are highly valued for their practical applicability. However, for this work to be considered for publication and to allow for proper peer review, a comprehensive abstract is absolutely essential. It must clearly articulate the study's scope, methods, and main outcomes to enable reviewers to evaluate its scientific merit, methodological soundness, and overall contribution to the literature. Without it, a meaningful assessment of the paper's quality and relevance cannot be made.

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