Snow avalanches are among the most destructive natural hazards threatening human life,
ecosystems, built structures, and landscapes in mountainous regions. The complexity of …

With the rapid development of satellite observation datasets, avalanche detection algorithms
are not as accurate as visual interpretation, limiting avalanche hazard management. To …

Mapping avalanche susceptibility is essential for disaster management, especially in
ungauged or poorly-gauged regions. Most existing machine-learning methods have a …

The potential zoogeomorphological impacts of burrowing animals, via soil excavation and
spatial redistribution, creation of landforms, and bioturbation are now well established. Here …

Mass movements processes (ie, landslides and snow avalanches) play an important role in
landscape evolution and largely affect high mountain environments worldwide and in Italy …

Snow avalanches pose a constant threat to human lives, property, and infrastructure in
mountainous regions worldwide. To efficiently manage avalanche-related hazards and risks …

The work contains quantitative analysis of differentiation of altitudinal position and sinuosity
of two lines determining the course of forest limit, ie timberline and treeline within Babia …

This paper describes the results of a study developed, with a GIS approach, at the University
of Bergamo, about snow avalanche zoning and risk assessment in the Province of Bergamo …

Distribution and parameters of avalanche tracks on the slopes of asymmetric ridge of Babia
Góra Mt.(1725 m asl–the highest massif in the flysch Western Carpathians) were studied in …

Snow avalanches represent one of the most important natural hazards in many mountainous
areas around the world with an important role in modeling the hillslopes (Eckerstorfer and …