This paper presents an overview of the use of lineaments in landslide hazard mapping. The
lineaments are normally derived either from aerial photographs or satellite imagery. The …

Tectonic inheritance deals with the influence of pre-existing or pre-rift elements on the
geometry, genesis and propagation of rift-related faults. Inheritance strongly controls the …

The present-day topography of the Iberian peninsula can be considered as the result of the
Mesozoic–Cenozoic tectonic evolution of the Iberian plate (including rifting and basin …

The purposes of this study are to extract lineaments from satellite images in order to
contribute to the understanding of the faults. Landsat image is used for the analysis which is …

In the south-western portion of the Cenozoic Basque–Cantabrian Belt, structural data
collected in pre-orogenic Upper Cretaceous limestones were combined with aerial images …

This research aims to apply various digital image processing methods of satellite imageries
and remote sensing techniques in the geological and geomorphological analysis of Wadi …

The Fiji archipelago lies along a complex active section of the Pacific and Australian plate
boundary zone in the SW Pacific. The availability of a range of remotely sensed imagery and …

In this work we apply the study of fracturing to the characterisation of Mesozoic extensional
processes in the easternmost part of the Iberian Basin (Maestrazgo basin). Faults at the …

Landslide is a devastating natural hazard, which causes significant losses of human lives
and properties. The landslide occurrences are the perennial problem in Himalayan region …

A total of 445 pockmarks were observed on the upper continental slope of the northwest
corner of the Iberian Peninsula (the Ortegal Spur area) by swath bathymetric and ultrahigh …