The dating of past landslide events is one of the most crucial aspects of landslide research,
leading to a better understanding of past landslide activity. Landslides can be extremely …

The distribution of soil pressure in landslides above anti-slide piles is a key factor in their
design. The paper describes the evolution of stresses near soil-piles by testing a physical …

Abstract In this work, Soil Water Characteristic Curves (SWCCs) were reconstructed through
simultaneous field measurements of soil pore water pressure and water content. The …

Abstract In the Carrara Marble Basin (CMB; Apuan Alps, Italy) quarrying has accumulated
widespread and thick quarry waste, lying on steep slopes and invading valley bottoms. The …

Debris flows are natural disasters that frequently occur in mountainous areas, usually
accompanied by serious loss of lives and properties. One of the most commonly used …

The triggering of shallow landslides in granular deposits is highly controlled by the
groundwater regime, namely, the pore water pressure distribution, which directly affects soil …

This paper outlines the spatial–temporal evolution of a landslide. A multiple monitoring
system that consists of a three-dimensional (3D) laser scanner, a particle image velocimeter …

Deep slope movements and, eventually, slope failure, have been often interpreted to be due
to slope-vegetation-atmosphere interaction on slopes formed of clayey materials in the …

Flow-like landslides triggered by rainfall are a major concern in the peri-Vesuvian region of
southern Italy. On December 19th, 2019, a landslide occurred along the Crocelle slope …

Flowslides in granular soils pose a major threat to life and the environment. Their initiation in
unsaturated soils is regulated by rainfall infiltration which reduces the matric suction and …