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an information system on historical an information system on historical landslides and floods in Italy landslides and floods in Italy

Fausto Guzzetti

(F.Guzzetti@irpi.pg.cnr.it) CNR IRPI, Perugia CUNY - John Jay College of Criminal Justice URBAN HAZARDS FORUM URBAN HAZARDS FORUM

New York, 22-24 January 2002

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GNDCI OUTLINE Extent of landslides and floods in Italy Extent of landslides and floods in Italy The AVI Project The AVI Project The SICI information system The SICI information system Applications Applications Conclusions Conclusions

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I n the 20 th century: 10,000 casualties 350,000 homeless people Thousands of houses destroyed or damaged Thousands of bridges destroyed or damaged Hundreds of kilometres of roads and railways damaged

Florence, a painting by Cimabue damaged by the November 1966 flood of the Arno River

SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC IMPACT SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC IMPACT

I n the 1990s, floods and landslides have killed more than 300 people.

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Veneto, 18 November 1951

100 dead or missing people 170,000 homeless people 100 km2 inundated 52 bridges destroyed

Salerno, 25-26 October 1954

205 dead 92 missing people

Vajont, 9 October 1963

1917 dead 2 villages and the town of Longarone destroyed

Florence, 3-4 November 1966

35 dead 18,000 unemployed severe impact on the cultural and historical heritage

Genoa, 7-8 October 1970

25 dead 500 homeless people

Ancona, 13 December 1982

342 hectares of urban area 280 damaged buildings 3,361 evacuated people

Stava, 19 July 1985

269 dead and missing people

Valtellina, 28 July 1987

27 dead 19,500 evacuated people

Piedmont, 2-6 November 1994

70 dead 86 injured people

Campania, 5 May 1998

153 dead hundreds homeless people

Piedmont, 2-6 October 2000

70 dead 86 injured people

MAJOR CATASTROPHIC EVENTS MAJOR CATASTROPHIC EVENTS

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I n 1989 the Minister of Civil Protection asked the National Research Council, Group for Geological and Hydrological Disasters Prevention, to complete a inventory of the areas historically affected by landslides and floods in I taly.

THE AVI PROJECT THE AVI PROJECT

To respond to the Minister request, in 1990-92 we designed and completed a bibliographical and archive inventory of historical information on landslides and floods in I taly. The inventory became known as the “AVI project”.

http:/ / avi.gndci.pg.cnr.it

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GNDCI THE AVI PROJECT RESULTS THE AVI PROJECT RESULTS

Through the analysis of 500,000 newspapers, 1500 scientific reports, and interviews to 300 experts, we collected 22,700 information on landslides and 7,800 information on floods. 23,600 landslide events at 15,900 sites, and 25,000 flooding events at 13,400 sites were identified and mapped at 1:100,000 scale. Of the 8103 I talian municipalities, 4,528 (55% ) were affected at least once by a landslide and 4,200 by a flood (52% ).

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GNDCI SICI: THE INFORMATION SYSTEM ON SICI: THE INFORMATION SYSTEM ON HISTORICAL LANDSLIDES AND FLOODS HISTORICAL LANDSLIDES AND FLOODS

SICI, an Italian acronym for “Sistema Informativo sulle Catastrofi Idrogeologiche”, Information System on Geo- Hydrological Catastrophes, is a collection of databases containing historical data and bibliographical information on landslides and floods in Italy. S I C I

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SICI: THE INFORMATION SYSTEM ON SICI: THE INFORMATION SYSTEM ON HISTORICAL LANDSLIDES AND FLOODS HISTORICAL LANDSLIDES AND FLOODS

AVI

ABPO LOMBARDY REFERENCES

GIANO

http://sici.gndci.pg.cnr.it http://sici.gndci.pg.cnr.it

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GNDCI APPLICATIONS OF HISTORICAL DATA APPLICATIONS OF HISTORICAL DATA Frequency of inundations Frequency of inundations Landslide risk Landslide risk Frequency/Magnitude relation of Frequency/Magnitude relation of catastrophic events catastrophic events

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GNDCI FREQUENCY OF FLOODING EVENTS FREQUENCY OF FLOODING EVENTS

20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 1 10 100 1000 10000

Number of sites Number of time the site was inundated

1900 -1998

12,991 sites 23,426 events

1900 1900 -

  • 1998

1998

12,991 sites 23,426 events 157

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0.01 0.1 1 10 1 10 100 1000 10000

Number of sites affected by floods (N) Annual frequency of floods (Y) .

0.01 0.1 1 10 1 10 100 1000 10000

Number of sites affected by floods (N) Annual frequency of floods (Y) .

FREQUENCY OF FLOODING EVENTS FREQUENCY OF FLOODING EVENTS

y = 0.45 x

  • 0.42

y = 0.45 x

  • 0.42

1900 -1998

12,991 sites 23,426 events

1900 1900 -

  • 1998

1998

12,991 sites 23,426 events

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1900 -1999

7,799 casualties 5,831 deaths 108 missing persons 1,860 injured people An average of 59.4 deaths or missing persons per year

1900 1900 -

  • 1999

1999

7,799 casualties 5,831 deaths 108 missing persons 1,860 injured people An average of 59.4 deaths or missing persons per year LANDSLI DE CASUALTI ES I N I TALY LANDSLI DE CASUALTI ES I N I TALY

(1900 (1900-

  • 1999)

1999)

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GNDCI LANDSLI DE RI SK I N I TALY LANDSLI DE RI SK I N I TALY

0.001 0.01 0.1 1 10 100 1 10 100 1000 10000

Number of dead or missing people (N) Annual frequency of events with N or more dead

  • r missing people (F)

Years 1410-1999 Years 1800-1999 Years 1900-1999 Years 1950-1999 0.001 0.01 0.1 1 10 100 1 10 100 1000 10000

Number of dead or missing people (N) Annual frequency of events with N or more dead

  • r missing people (F)

Years 1410-1999 Years 1800-1999 Years 1900-1999 Years 1950-1999

y = 5.6x

  • 0.85
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Number of dead or missing people (N) Annual frequency of events with N or more dead

  • r missing people (F)

LANDSLI DE RI SK I N I TALY LANDSLI DE RI SK I N I TALY

0.001 0.01 0.1 1 10 100 1 10 100 1000 10000

Number of dead or missing people (N) Annual frequency of events with N or more dead

  • r missing people (F)

Years 1410-1999 Years 1800-1999 Years 1900-1999 Years 1950-1999 0.001 0.01 0.1 1 10 100 1 10 100 1000 10000

Number of dead or missing people (N) Annual frequency of events with N or more dead

  • r missing people (F)

Years 1410-1999 Years 1800-1999 Years 1900-1999 Years 1950-1999 0.001 0.01 0.1 1 10 100 1 10 100 1000 10000

Number of dead or missing people (N)

Annual frequency of events with N or more dead or missing people (F)

0.001 0.01 0.1 1 10 100 1 10 100 1000 10000

Number of dead or missing people (N)

Annual frequency of events with N or more dead or missing people (F) Japan China 1900-1987 The Alps 1800-1974 Hong Kong 1948-1996 Canada 1840-1996

I TALY 1950-1999 1900-1999

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GNDCI LANDSLIDE MORTALITY RATES IN ITALY LANDSLIDE MORTALITY RATES IN ITALY

0.01 0.1 1 10 100 1000

Average

Landslides Heart diseases Cancer Road accidents Workplace accidents

Max.

Mortality Rate (log scale)

0.05 0.1 0.15 0.2

Earthquake Flood

Average

Landslide

Max.

Mortality Rate

1945 - 1990 1990 - 1999

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0.01 0.1 1 10 100 1 10 100 1000 10000 Magnitude (number of landslides or floods, N) Annual frequency of days with N or more events

1 day 3 days 5 days 7 days

0.01 0.1 1 10 100 1 10 100 1000 10000 Magnitude (number of landslides or floods, N) Annual frequency of days with N or more events

1 day 3 days 5 days 7 days

FREQUENCY FREQUENCY-

  • MAGNITUDE OF

MAGNITUDE OF EVENTS WITH CONSEQUENCES EVENTS WITH CONSEQUENCES

y = 360 x

  • 1.60

1900 -1998 15,128 landslides 23,426 foods 1900 1900 -

  • 1998

1998 15,128 landslides 23,426 foods

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The SICI information system is the most comprehensive source of data on historical landslides and floods available for Italy. The SICI information system is the most comprehensive source of data on historical landslides and floods available for Italy. Appropriate information on geo-hydrological catastrophes cannot stop natural events but can prevent casualties and economic losses. Appropriate information on geo-hydrological catastrophes cannot stop natural events but can prevent casualties and economic losses. Understanding our history will help us survive in the future, living in a more civilised world. Understanding our history will help us survive in the future, living in a more civilised world.

FINAL REMARKS FINAL REMARKS

A measure of the degree of civilisation is given by our ability to protect human life. A measure of the degree of civilisation is given by our ability to protect human life. A modern society may be willing to invest resources where a problem is recognised, but it is unwilling to invest where a problem exists but is not known. A modern society may be willing to invest resources where a problem is recognised, but it is unwilling to invest where a problem exists but is not known.

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GNDCI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Mauro Cardinali Mauro Cardinali, , Paola Reichenbach, CInzia Rellini Paola Reichenbach, CInzia Rellini

CNR-IRPI, Perugia

Francesco Cipolla Francesco Cipolla & & Claudio Sebastiani Claudio Sebastiani

SGA, Genova

Oliviero Lolli Oliviero Lolli & & Stefania Pagliacci Stefania Pagliacci

CoGeo, Perugia

Gabriele Tonelli Gabriele Tonelli

Bologna

Fausto Guzzetti - F.Guzzetti@irpi.pg.cnr.it