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Landslides are the most widespread natural hazard on earth and had been a problem of many countries worldwide. In the Philippines, landslides are among the major geologic hazards that resulted to thousands of lives lost and millions of pesos of economic damage over the years (Opiso et al., 2014). Thus, in a country that is mostly hilly and mountainous, utilization of land on slopes is inevitable. It is therefore very important to map out unstable areas to ensure the safety of the people and delineate suitable areas for development (Rabonza et al., 2014).

Empirical models for predicting the spatial variation of soil thickness and shear strength for landslide susceptibility assessment