Question

Enlist topographic factors

Answer 1

The topographic factors are also called indirect factors as they influence the growth and development of organisms by bringing variations in climatic factors. The various effects of height or altitude on plants and animals can be seen from sea level to the high hills and mountains.

factors:

1) Height or altitude

2) Direction of slope

Answer 2

Topographic factors such as elevation, slope angle, slope aspect, general curvature, plan curvature, and profile curvature are considered as the main causes of landslides. In order to determine the dominant topographic factors in landslide mapping analysis, a study was conducted and presented in this paper.