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OTHER TEST SITES. Among the other test sites chosen for the WP 3 study, very few data were available in respect of human activities. The best we have obtained from partners dealing with the sites was data representing the present situation. But without historic data, it is impossible to propose any forecasts. 6 CONCLUSION AND PERSPECTIVE To conclude, the scarcity of data is the main limit to the development of valid human activities scenarios affecting landslides. Indeed, exhaustive historical data are often unavailable. Even when they are available and cover a sufficiently long time period, the possibility of evaluating future changes based on them is limited: the results are then simple extrapolations that do not take into account any future evolution hypothesis. In addition, local studies are often incoherent beyond a few decades. Nevertheless we have analysed as precisely as possible the case of Barcelonnette located in the French Alps because it was the most complete. A cellular automaton (implemented by CNRS) has also been used to forecast more precisely land use changes on the next century. It appears that a valid estimation of the evolution of the main human activities over the next 20 years has been achieved. Demographic scenarios have been partially developed for the Nedre Romerike site (Norway). Concerning the other proposed test sites: Xxxxx x’Xxxxxx (Italy) and Slanic (Romania), data concerning human activities are not sufficient for the moment to elaborate any kind of prospective scenario.
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