Controls on fluvial sediment evacuation following an earthquake-triggered landslide: Observations from LiDAR time series
Catastrophic sediment overloading of mountain streams in response to coseismic
landsliding causes river systems to fundamentally reorganize their morphology and …
landsliding causes river systems to fundamentally reorganize their morphology and …
The New Zealand landslide dam database, v1. 0
R Morgenstern, A Wolter, SC Cox, B Lukovic, D Bain… - Landslides, 2024 - Springer
Landslide dams, forming when a landslide blocks a watercourse, are significant components
of slope-river systems. Dams can fail suddenly and catastrophically, threatening …
of slope-river systems. Dams can fail suddenly and catastrophically, threatening …
[HTML][HTML] Particle size characteristics of sliding-zone soil and its role in landslide occurrence: a case study of the Lanniqing landslide in Southwest China
Z Xu, H Ye, L Li - Frontiers in Earth Science, 2024 - frontiersin.org
In landslide studies, particle size is a key quantitative indicator, reflecting the formation and
development of the sliding zone. It plays a crucial role in understanding the mechanisms …
development of the sliding zone. It plays a crucial role in understanding the mechanisms …
[PDF][PDF] Landslide dam hazard modelling in the West Coast Region, New Zealand.
J McMecking - 2022 - ir.canterbury.ac.nz
Landslide dams are common in mountainous regions with steep narrow valleys and can
expose downstream communities and critical infrastructure to large intense outburst floods …
expose downstream communities and critical infrastructure to large intense outburst floods …