Abstract
Updating the landslide data or slope movement on the road is needed for the safety of traffic movements. Landslide events on the road must be compiled to measure their characteristics, including the causes thereof. In identifying and assessing landslide events, detailed data related to trigger parameters, time of occurrence, impact, or material loss are absolutely necessary. The utilization of digital media ultimately provides very useful disaster data. However, these data sources have different levels of information depth. To obtain sufficient data to analyze landslides, the data must be sorted according to the depth classification of information. The classification is based on landslide coordinates, impacts on traffic movement, time of occurrence, fatalities, triggers, information providers, and types of landslide material. By utilizing the digital media, updating the record of landslides between 2008-2020 resulted in landslide density values as follows: Batu Municipal 9.93 (n/km), Pujon 3.44 (n/km), Kasembon 1.46 (n/km) and Ngantang (0.91 n/km).
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