Geohazard assessments integrate multiple disciplines, including geotechnical data, geomorphology, hydrogeology, geology, geophysical surveys, and LiDAR/Drone imagery. This comprehensive, multi-disciplinary approach helps identify hazardous areas, unstable geological conditions, and potential geohazard features. By combining insights from these diverse fields, assessments pinpoint the exact location and hazardous potential of areas at risk.

These assessments are crucial for predicting geohazard-related risks and formulating strategies to prevent, mitigate, and minimize the impact of unavoidable natural hazards. They focus on identifying threats such as landslides, unstable slopes, debris and mud flows, sediment transport, erosion, faults, and rockfalls.