Rainfall-induced landslides are a common problem in residual soil slopes of the tropics. It is
widely known that rainfall-induced slope failures are mainly caused by infiltration of …

Rainfall is a significant factor that triggers slope failures around the world. This paper reports
a series of physical tests, which were conducted to simulate rain-induced slope failures. The …

A full-scale field experiment involving artificial rainfall has been conducted in an
instrumented loess cut slope in an expressway in a loess plateau, Northwest China …

Many slope failures have been observed to occur during or immediately after rainfall.
Although conditions leading to these failures have been described as caused by a rapid rise …

Both rainfall characteristics (rainfall intensity and duration) and saturated permeability of soil
may influence the type and mechanism of surficial slope failures. In general, the failures can …

Rainfall-induced slope failure occurs in many parts of the world, especially in the tropics.
Many rainfall-induced slope failures have been attributed to antecedent rainfalls. Although it …

Rainfall infiltration is considered as one of the most significant factors triggering slope
instability as a number of slope failure occurrences have been documented during or …

Slope failure is associated with changes in pore water pressure induced by rainfall, this
paper further attempt to bridge knowledge gaps that exist in understanding the relationship …

In order to mitigate the damage due to sediment disasters, knowledge about how slopes fail
due to rainfall is indispensable. The main objectives of this paper were to investigate …

Rainfall is one of the most significant triggering factors for slope failures in many regions
around the world. Numerous research studies have been conducted to investigate infiltration …