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The objective of this study is vulnerability and exposer intensity due to land use change in Olomouc, Czech Republic.Vulnerability assessment with exposer intensity to land use/cover change is an important step for enhancing the understanding anddecision-making to reduce vulnerability. This study work includes quantification of Exposure Index (EI), Sensitivity Index (SI) andAdaptive Capacity Index (AI). EI is based on intensity of land use/cover change, SI and AI based on natural factors such aselevation, slope, vegetation and land use/cover. Vulnerability Index (VI) derived on the quantification of SI and AI and comparedfrom 1991, 2001 and 2013. Comparing of EI and VI for last three decades, settlements have highest vulnerability index due to highsocio-economic activities and water have lowest vulnerability index due to less human interferences. Agriculture has highestexposer index and second highest vulnerability, which show its high rate of exploitation and production. In the study areas,vulnerability tends to increase with the increase of exposure to land use change, but can peak off once the land use start to benefitsocio-economically from development. Only in this way we can enhance the adaptive capacity of study area to use change of land

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Exposer Intensity, Vulnerability Index And Landscape Change Assessment In Olomouc, Czech Republic