Global Landslide Catalog NASA

Global Landslide Dataset Description

The dataset appears to be a catalog of landslide events from around the world. Here's a summary of the columns present:

1. source_name: Name of the source reporting the landslide event.
2. source_link: Link to the source of the report.
3. event_id: Unique identifier for the landslide event.
4. event_date: Date of the landslide event.
5. event_time: Time of the landslide event (many values seem to be missing).
6. event_title: Title or name of the landslide event.
7. event_description: Description of the landslide event.
8. location_description: Description of the location where the landslide occurred.
9. location_accuracy: Accuracy of the location data.
10. landslide_category: Category of the landslide (e.g., landslide, mudslide).
11. landslide_size: Size of the landslide.
12. landslide_trigger: What triggered the landslide.
13. fatality_count: Number of fatalities due to the landslide.
14. injury_count: Number of injuries due to the landslide.
15. storm_name: Name of the storm, if the landslide was caused by one.
16. photo_link: Link to a photo of the landslide.
17. comments: Additional comments about the landslide.
18. event_import_source: Source from which the event was imported.
19. event_import_id: ID of the imported event.
20. country_name: Name of the country where the landslide occurred.
21. country_code: Country code.
22. admin_division_name: Name of the administrative division (like state or province) where the landslide occurred.
23. admin_division_population: Population of the administrative division.
24. gazeteer_closest_point: Closest known point to the landslide location.
25. gazeteer_distance: Distance from the closest known point.
26. submitted_date: Date the event was submitted to the catalog.
27. created_date: Date the event was created in the catalog.
28. last_edited_date: Date the event data was last edited.
29. longitude: Longitude of the landslide location.
30. latitude: Latitude of the landslide location.