Remote Sensing for Monitoring Embankments, Dams, and Slopes: Recent Advances: Front
Matter Page 1 Remote Sensing for Monitoring Embankments, Dams, and Slopes Recent …

Oregon is plagued by the occurrence of landslides due to the interactions between its
geologic and environmental settings. Landslides dot the hillsides across the entire Coast …

Seismically induced slope displacements (D) are often used as a performance index in the
seismic design of slope systems. Although previous studies have developed predictive …

Earthquake-induced liquefaction may result in the lateral spread displacement of soil down
gently sloping ground or towards a free-face, causing severe and costly damage to various …

Landscapes respond to external perturbations over a variety of timescales, including million-
year tectonic forcing, millennial to decadal climate fluctuations, and minutes-long high …

Design ground shaking intensity, based on probabilistic seismic hazard analysis (PSHA)
maps, is most commonly used as a triggering condition to analyze slope stability under …

Large magnitude earthquakes and climatic events in mountainous settings commonly trigger
thousands of landslides, and these slope failures typically constitute a significant proportion …