A review of scale dependency in landslide hazard and risk analysis
T Glade, MJ Crozier - Landslide hazard and risk, 2005 - Wiley Online Library
The wide range of both spatial and temporal scales distinguishes landslide processes
significantly from other natural processes such as floods, earthquake shaking or tsunamis …
significantly from other natural processes such as floods, earthquake shaking or tsunamis …
Rainfall as a landslide triggering factor an overview of recent international research
M Polemio, O Petrucci - Landslides in research, theory and …, 2000 - earth-prints.org
Rainfall is the most common cause of landslides. The cost of Rainfall Triggered Landslides
(RTL) is not well documented and often unobtainable. In areas where they do not pose a …
(RTL) is not well documented and often unobtainable. In areas where they do not pose a …
Landslide hazard and risk assessment
F Guzzetti - 2006 - bonndoc.ulb.uni-bonn.de
Landslides play an important role in the evolution of landforms and represent a serious
hazard in many areas of the World. In places, fatalities and economic damage caused by …
hazard in many areas of the World. In places, fatalities and economic damage caused by …
Quality assessment of the Italian Landslide Inventory using GIS processing
Landslides constitute one of the most important natural hazards in Italy as they are
widespread and result in considerable damage and fatalities every year. The Italian …
widespread and result in considerable damage and fatalities every year. The Italian …
Typical source areas of May 1998 flow-like mass movements in the Campania region, Southern Italy
Flow-like mass movements in granular materials are among the most serious natural
hazards, systematically producing huge amounts of damage and numerous victims …
hazards, systematically producing huge amounts of damage and numerous victims …
Characteristics of May 5–6, 1998 volcaniclastic debris flows in the Sarno area (Campania, southern Italy): relationships to structural damage and hazard zonation
G Zanchetta, R Sulpizio, MT Pareschi, FM Leoni… - Journal of volcanology …, 2004 - Elsevier
The destructive power of debris flows on alluvial fan surfaces was investigated by studying
the event of May 5–6, 1998 in the Sarno area (Campania, southern Italy). We assessed …
the event of May 5–6, 1998 in the Sarno area (Campania, southern Italy). We assessed …
Velocity and runout simulation of destructive debris flows and debris avalanches in pyroclastic deposits, Campania region, Italy
Abstract The Campanian Apennines are characterized by the presence of monocline ridges,
mainly formed by limestone. During the periods of volcanic activity of the Somma-Vesuvius …
mainly formed by limestone. During the periods of volcanic activity of the Somma-Vesuvius …
The influences of geological and land use settings on shallow landslides triggered by an intense rainfall event in a coastal terraced environment
Several factors (including slope morphology, geological and structural settings, the
mechanical properties of soils, weathering, hydrological and hydrogeological conditions and …
mechanical properties of soils, weathering, hydrological and hydrogeological conditions and …
Shallow landslides in pyroclastic soils: a distributed modelling approach for hazard assessment
An effective assessment of shallow landslide hazard requires spatially distributed modelling
of triggering processes. This is possible by using physically based models that allow us to …
of triggering processes. This is possible by using physically based models that allow us to …
Observations and modelling of soil slip-debris flow initiation processes in pyroclastic deposits: the Sarno 1998 event
GB Crosta, P Dal Negro - Natural Hazards and Earth System …, 2003 - nhess.copernicus.org
Pyroclastic soils mantling a wide area of the Campanian Apennines are subjected to
recurrent instability phenomena. This study analyses the 5 and 6 May 1998 event which …
recurrent instability phenomena. This study analyses the 5 and 6 May 1998 event which …