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Doing more with less data
Landslide models built for the Alps or the Himalayas assume dense sensor networks and long records. Southern Ethiopia has sparse gauges, incomplete inventories, and patchy terrain data. How can mathematical and statistical methods produce reliable risk estimates from scarce, incomplete, or low-quality data ù and honestly quantify the added uncertainty?
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