Landslide Risk Assessment is the process of evaluating the likelihood and potential impact of landslides in a specific area. This assessment involves analyzing various factors such as topography, soil type, rainfall patterns, and human activities that can contribute to landslide occurrences. By understanding these factors, experts can identify vulnerable locations and prioritize them for monitoring and mitigation efforts. The assessment typically includes field surveys, geological studies, and the use of technology like GIS (Geographic Information Systems) to map risk zones. The ultimate goal is to inform land use planning and enhance public safety by reducing the risks associated with landslides.