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Geohazards correspond to hazards that involve geological or geotechnical phenomena like earthquake, landslide, subsidence... Such hazards are generally classed into natural hazards even if their origin is not always natural, as for mining subsidences that are the consequence of industrial underground excavations. Geohazards are mostly investigated for the purpose of risk analysis. Studies first concern hazard (HAZUS®MH MR4, Romeo et al. 2000, Wahlstrom and Grunthal 2000) and vulnerability assessment (Zhai et al. 2005, McGuire 2004, Hazus 1999, Spence et al. 2005, Ronald et al. 2008), and secondly risk assessment and management (Karmakar et al. 2010, Merad et al. 2004). However, risk management must deal with many uncertainties that concern different aspects of risk assessment. This chapter aims to clarify the interactions between risk management and uncertainties within the context of geohazards.

Uncertainties and Risk Analysis Related to Geohazards: From Practical Applications to Research Trends