Landslides are a widely recognized phenomenon, causing huge economic and human
losses worldwide. The detection of spatial and temporal landslide deformation, together with …

In this publication we address the lack of knowledge in the design and construction of
photogrammetric systems for high spatio-temporal resolution rockfall monitoring …

The deformation and displacement of landslides has always been the priority of landslide
monitoring and early warning. With the development of image processing technology in …

The data collection in the automated monitoring of landslides is often characterized by large
amounts of data, periodic fluctuations, many outliers, and different collection intervals. The …

Scotland's Earth resources, which include minerals, hydrocarbons, water and hydro energy,
have for many centuries provided a driver for population and economic growth. The nature …

Displacement monitoring is a critical step to understand, manage, and mitigate potential
landside hazard and risk. Remote sensing technology is increasingly used in landslide …

Optical flow is a vision-based approach that is used for tracking the movement of objects.
This robust technique can be an effective tool for determining the source of failures on slope …

Rapid shallow landslides are a significant hillslope erosion mechanism and limited
understanding of their initiation and development results in persistent risk to infrastructure …

Geology has played, and continues to play, a significant role in how places in Scotland have
developed. This influence of geology is wide reaching. It has underpinned the creation and …

Landslides are one of the most damaging natural hazards and have killed tens of thousands
of people around the world over the past decade. Slow‐moving landslides, with surface …