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Landslides exhibit themselves in different mass movement processes and are considered among the most complex natural hazardsoccurring on the earth surface. Making landslide database available online via WWW (World Wide Web) promotes the spreadingand reaching out of the landslide information to all the stakeholders. The aim of this research is to present a comprehensive databasefor generating landslide hazard scenario with the help of available historic records of landslides and geo-environmental factors andmake them available over the Web using geospatial Free & Open Source Software (FOSS). FOSS reduces the cost of the projectdrastically as proprietary software's are very costly. Landslide data generated for the period 1982 to 2009 were compiled along thenational highway road corridor in Indian Himalayas. All the geo-environmental datasets along with the landslide susceptibility mapwere served through WEBGIS client interface. Open source University of Minnesota (UMN) mapserver was used as GIS serversoftware for developing web enabled landslide geospatial database. PHP/Mapscript server-side application serve as a front-endapplication and PostgreSQL with PostGIS extension serve as a backend application for the web enabled landslide spatio-temporaldatabases. This dynamic virtual visualization process through a web platform brings an insight into the understanding of thelandslides and the resulting damage closer to the affected people and user community. The landslide susceptibility dataset is alsomade available as an Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) Web Feature Service (WFS) which can be accessed through any OGCcompliant open source or proprietary GIS Software

DATABASE ORGANISATION IN A WEB-ENABLED FREE AND OPEN-SOURCE SOFTWARE (FOSS) ENVIRONMENT FOR SPATIO-TEMPORAL LANDSLIDE MODELLING