Rockfalls and landslide events are caused by different factors among which are included
geomorphological and climatic factors and also human interaction. Therefore, the economic …

Quantitative hazard analysis of rockfalls is a fundamental tool for sustainable risk
management, even more so in places where the preservation of natural heritage and …

This study explored the innovative use of multiple remote sensing satellites and unmanned
aerial vehicles to calculate soil losses in the Loess Plateau of Iran. This finding emphasized …

Rockfall processes are now commonly studied through monitoring campaigns using repeat
lidar scanning. Accordingly, several recent studies have evaluated how the temporal …

Rock discontinuities are essential for the mechanical behavior and stability of rock mass.
Previous approaches for characterizing discontinuities either rely on limited handcrafted …

This study investigates the feasibility of implementing simple Machine Learning models to
make fast and reliable predictions of rockfall energies and run-outs at the base of highwalls …

Rockfall constitutes a major threat to the safety and sustainability of transport corridors
bordered by rocky cliffs. This research introduces a new approach to rockfall susceptibility …

Research on high-temporal-resolution rock slope monitoring has tended to focus on
scenarios where spatial resolution is also high. Accordingly, there is a lack of understanding …

Rockfall frequently occurs in the mountainous areas and threatens structures such as
settlement areas, transportation lines, and agricultural field. The empirical approaches for …

The occurrence of rockfalls is a prevalent geological hazard, especially in the Three Gorges
Reservoir area of the Yangtze River. Analyzing the pre-rockfall evolution process of …