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. The existence of debris flows not only destroys the facilities but also seriously threatens human lives, especially in scenic areas. Therefore, the classification and susceptibility analysis of debris flow are particularly important. In this paper, 21 debris flow catchments located in Huangsongyu Township, Pinggu District, Beijing, China, were investigated. Besides field investigation, a geographic information system, a global positioning system and remote-sensing technology were applied to determine the characteristics of debris flows. This article introduced a clustering validity index to determine the clustering number, and the fuzzy C -meansalgorithm and factor analysis method were combined to classify 21 debrisflow catchments in the study area. The results were divided into four types: debris flow closely related to scale–topography–human activity, topography–human activity–matter source, scale–matter source–geology and topography–scale–matter source–human activity. Nine major factors screened from the classification resultwere selected for susceptibility analysis, using both the efficacy coefficient method and the combination weighting. Susceptibility resultsshowed that the susceptibility levels of 2 debris flow catchments were high, 6 were moderate and 13 were low. The assessment results were consistent with the field investigation. Finally, a comprehensive assessment includingclassification and susceptibility evaluation of debris flow was obtained,which was useful for risk mitigation and land use planning in the study area and provided a reference for the research on related issues in otherareas.

natural hazards and earth system sciences

Classification and susceptibility assessment of debris flow based on a semi-quantitative method combination of the fuzzy &amp;lt;i&amp;gt;C&amp;lt;/i&amp;gt;-means algorithm, factor analysis and efficacy coefficient