Landslide-generated waves (LGWs) are among natural hazards that have stimulated
attentions and concerns of engineers and researchers during the past decades. At the same …

Debris flows are among the most catastrophic natural phenomena, attracting the interest of
researchers, engineers and government agencies. The complexity of the physical process …

Geomorphic mass flows are often complex in terms of material composition and its evolution
in space and time. The simulation of those hazardous phenomena would strongly benefit …

Many natural hazards involve large deformations of unsaturated soils, eg rainfall-induced
landslides, embankment collapses due to wetting, seepage-induced instabilities of dams …

The particle finite element method (PFEM) is a robust approach for modelling large
deformation problems with free surface evolution. The classical PFEM, however, requires …

This paper presents a model which can be used for fast landslides where coupling between
solid and pore fluid plays a fundamental role. The proposed model is able to describe debris …

This work presents a numerical method for the simulation of landslides generated impulse
waves and its application to the historical Vajont case study. The computational tool is based …

The scope of the paper encompasses planar and compound sliding motions, which may
exhibit creeping behaviour during a certain period but may evolve to a very rapid motion …

The Xiaomojiu landslide is a typical high-elevation, long-runout landslide located in the
Jinsha River Corridor. In this study, sequential InSAR time-series estimation was used to …

In this paper, the theoretical framework is a depth-integrated two-phase model capable of
considering many essential physical aspects such as reproducing the propagation of debris …