A high‐resolution gridded daily precipitation data set was combined with a landslide
inventory containing over 2000 events in the period 1972–2012 to analyze rainfall …

In many areas, rainfall is the primary trigger of landslides. Determining the rainfall conditions
responsible for landslide occurrence is important, and may contribute to saving lives and …

Identifying the minimum rainfall thresholds necessary for landslides triggering is essential to
landslide risk assessment. The Italian Alps have always been affected by shallow landslides …

Debris flows are among the most dangerous natural processes affecting the alpine
environment due to their magnitude (volume of transported material) and the long runout …

The development of forecasting models for the evaluation of potential slope instability after
rainfall events represents an important issue for the scientific community. This topic has …

From 2011 to 2019 high-mountain talus slopes in the Tatra Mts. were observed using
terrestrial laser scanning (TLS) measurements. The digital-elevation models (DEM-s) …

The denudation of young reliefs prone to landslides can have severe consequences for
society and the environment. However, landslide databases and the additional information …

Debris flows and flash floods are often preceded by intense, convective rainfall. The
establishment of reliable rainfall thresholds is an important component for quantitative …

Abstract The Central-West region of Argentina was seriously affected by a series of
convective summer storms on January–February of 2013 generating many debris flows and …

Soil mass failure disasters are among the most destructive disasters in mountainous areas
worldwide, and they continue to receive significant attention in the literature. However …