Satellite Remote Sensing (RS) **data** and Geographical Information System (GIS) software have a huge potential and wide application in assessing and categorizing natural hazards [37][38][39][40]. GIS integrated remote sensing **data** and geospatial analysis can be used to infer factors related to the occurrence of major earthquake shocks and/or earthquake-induced secondary effects. The secondary factors include lithology (loose, unconsolidated sedimentary cover), faults, steeper slopes (landslide susceptibility) or areas with a higher groundwater table [39].