The topic of rainfall thresholds for landslide occurrence was thoroughly investigated,
producing abundance of case studies at different scales of analysis and several technical …

Warming of the Earth climate system is unequivocal. That climate changes affect the stability
of natural and engineered slopes and have consequences on landslides, is also …

In urban areas, hydrological processes are characterized by high variability in space and
time, making them sensitive to small-scale temporal and spatial rainfall variability. In the last …

Rain gauge observations are commonly used to evaluate the quality of satellite precipitation
products. However, the inherent difference between point-scale gauge measurements and …

Extreme rainfall is quantified in engineering practice using Intensity–Duration–Frequency
curves (IDF) that are traditionally derived from rain-gauges and more recently also from …

The high density of built-up areas and resulting imperviousness of the land surface makes
urban areas vulnerable to extreme rainfall, which can lead to considerable damage. In order …

Using physical simulation models, rainfall-induced landslides have been simulated under
various rainfall intensities. During these simulations, we have monitored the physical and …

Temporal and spatial precipitation information is key to conducting effective hydrological-
process simulation and forecasting. Herein, we implemented a comprehensive evaluation of …

Intensity–duration–frequency (IDF) curves are widely used to quantify the probability of
occurrence of rainfall extremes. The usual rain gauge-based approach provides accurate …

Intensification of Convective Rain Cells at Warmer Temperatures Observed from High-Resolution
Weather Radar Data in: Journal of Hydrometeorology Volume 19 Issue 4 (2018) Jump to …