… landslide related deaths has increased during the study period. The contribution of this study
is the development of a European landslide … been compiled for all European countries, from …

… fatal landslides. Hence, in the present study, European spatiotemporal distribution of fatal
landslides … Relations between fatal landslides and population density were investigated. A total …

… Some countries (Greece, Spain, UK and Bosnia and Herzegovina), with fatal landslides
and with a high range of population exposure (Fig. 3), have not yet implemented a continuous …

… died in a total of 840 landslide events. Fatal landslide events were more frequent in the …
losses of life in Europe, and, after Japan, the second highest landslide risk of the industrialized …

… fatal landslides (FATLAN), defined as landslides triggered by rainfall and causing one or
more landslide … to select deadly landslides in each of the 49 European countries. Sepúlveda …

… framework for dealing with landslides is necessary. … landslide databases from the Geological
Surveys of Europe focusing on their interoperability and completeness. The same landslide …

… attracted attention to the high fatal landslide rate in Turkey, at a … a new database of fatal
landslide events resulting in fatalities … Turkey is Europe’s first country in terms of landslide-related …

… landslide fatality database at the International Landslide Centre, University of Durham, UK.
… America and Europe are the two richest areas in the world, whilst Central America is one of …

… In the most destructive and catastrophic landslide events, … many landslides, commonly referred
to as slow-moving landslides… Although slow-moving landslides rarely claim lives, they can …

… Since European landslides often are small, isolated events, this leads to an … , fatality rates
obtained for other types of landslides can probably not be applied to quick clay landslide risk …