Enhancing cascading earthquake-induced hazards assessment through land capability integration: insights from the 2018 North Lombok Earthquake
Authors:
- Dewayany SutrisnoDSDewayany Sutrisno
- Ati RahadiatiARAti Rahadiati
- Muhammad Iqbal HabibieMHMuhammad Iqbal Habibie
- Prabu Kresna PutraPPPrabu Kresna Putra
- Robby ArifandriRARobby Arifandri
- Hari PrayogiHPHari Prayogi
- Udrekh UdrekhUUUdrekh Udrekh
- Trevi Jayanti PuspasariTPTrevi Jayanti Puspasari
- Sukahar Eka SaputraSSSukahar Eka Saputra
- 15 July 2026
- journal article
- Published by Springer Nature in Journal of Earth System Science
- Vol. 135 (3)
Abstract
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