Rainfall-induced landslide in the active frontal fold–thrust belt of Northwestern Himalaya, Jammu: dynamics inferred by geological evidences and Ground Penetrating …
Y Singh, A Ul Haq, GM Bhat, SK Pandita… - Environmental Earth …, 2018 - Springer
Landslides are the most established geological hazards in the frontal fold–thrust belt of
Northwestern Himalaya comprising of Siwaliks and Murree strata. The continuous rainfall
from 2 to 6 September, 2014 caused a massive landslide at village Sadal in Udhampur
district of Jammu and Kashmir state. The landslide occurred in the early morning of
September 6, 2014, destroying entire Sadal habitation comprising 45 houses, and killing 41
people and more than 500 domestic animals. Google earth images of pre and post-landslide …
Northwestern Himalaya comprising of Siwaliks and Murree strata. The continuous rainfall
from 2 to 6 September, 2014 caused a massive landslide at village Sadal in Udhampur
district of Jammu and Kashmir state. The landslide occurred in the early morning of
September 6, 2014, destroying entire Sadal habitation comprising 45 houses, and killing 41
people and more than 500 domestic animals. Google earth images of pre and post-landslide …
Rainfall-induced landslide in the active frontal fold-thrust belt of Northwestern Himalaya, Jammu: dynamics inferred by geological evidences and Ground Penetrating …
YS Yudhbir Singh, AUH Ahsan-Ul-Haq, GM Bhat… - 2018 - cabidigitallibrary.org
Landslides are the most established geological hazards in the frontal fold-thrust belt of
Northwestern Himalaya comprising of Siwaliks and Murree strata. The continuous rainfall
from 2 to 6 September, 2014 caused a massive landslide at village Sadal in Udhampur
district of Jammu and Kashmir state. The landslide occurred in the early morning of
September 6, 2014, destroying entire Sadal habitation comprising 45 houses, and killing 41
people and more than 500 domestic animals. Google earth images of pre and post-landslide …
Northwestern Himalaya comprising of Siwaliks and Murree strata. The continuous rainfall
from 2 to 6 September, 2014 caused a massive landslide at village Sadal in Udhampur
district of Jammu and Kashmir state. The landslide occurred in the early morning of
September 6, 2014, destroying entire Sadal habitation comprising 45 houses, and killing 41
people and more than 500 domestic animals. Google earth images of pre and post-landslide …
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