Rainfall‐triggered landslides are among the most widespread hazards in the world. The
hydrology in and around a landslide area is key to pore pressure buildup in the soil skeleton …

Abstract Slope Stability Models (SSMs) are valuable tools used as decision support in land
management to mitigate catastrophic effects caused by rainfall-induced shallow landslides …

Many shallow landslides and debris flows are precipitation initiated. Therefore, regional
landslide hazard assessment is often based on empirically derived precipitation intensity …

The relation between climate change and its potential effects on the stability of slopes
remains an open issue. For rainfall induced landslides, the point consists in determining the …

In the broad non-technical sense 'hazards' are defined as those processes and situations,
actions or non-actions that have the potential to bring about damage, loss or other adverse …

Abstract IAEG Commission No. 1—Engineering Geological Maps—is developing a guide to
hazard maps. Scientists from 17 countries have participated. This paper is one of a series …

Hazard assessment of shallow landslides represents an important aspect of land
management in mountainous areas. Among all the methods proposed in the literature …

A study demonstrating the application of the weights-of-evidence model (a Bayesian
probability model) to landslide susceptibility mapping using geographical remote sensing …

The aim of this study is to evaluate the hazard of landslides at Boun, Korea, using a
Geographic Information System (GIS) and remote sensing. Landslide locations were …

Debris-flows are widespread in Val di Fassa (Trento Province, Eastern Italian Alps) where
they constitute one of the most dangerous gravity-induced surface processes. From a large …