Four large landslides, each with a debris volume> 106m3, in the Himalaya and
Transhimalaya of northern India were examined, mapped, and dated using 10Be terrestrial …

Landslides, debris flows, and other destructive natural hazards induced by heavy rainfall in
mountainous regions are sometimes not independent but combined to form a disaster chain …

Slope movements (eg landslides) are dynamic systems that are complex in time and space
and closely linked to both inherited and current preparatory and triggering controls. It is not …

Ninety years of historical landslide records were used as input to the Poisson and binomial
probability models. Results from these models show that, for precipitation-triggered …

Landslide susceptibility mapping (LSM) characterizes landslide potential, which is essential
for assessing landslide risk and developing mitigation strategies. Despite the significant …

Mass movements in Brazil are common phenomena, especially during strong rainfall events
that occur frequently in the summer season. These phenomena cause losses of lives and …

Abstract First-order, second-moment (FOSM) approximations of limit equilibrium slope
stability equations can be combined with digital elevation models to perform spatially …

Airborne lidar (light detection and ranging) was used to create a high-resolution digital
elevation model (DEM) and produce landslide hazard maps of the University of California …

Large-scale landsliding (involving≫ 106m3 in volume) is important in landscape
development in high mountains. To assess the importance of large landslides in high …

The state of Ohio has a long history of industrial pollution over numerous decades. Scientific
investigations of the sources and impacts of this pollution are becoming increasingly …