This paper is a review of landslide and rockfall studies of hilly and mountainous regions
worldwide. Repositories of landslide inventories are available online (eg, Tanyaş et al …

Natural disasters often show highly heterogeneous character due to complex geo-
environmental settings. The spatial distribution of landslides is generally clustered at …

Due to the complex geo-environmental process, natural disasters often present
heterogenous characters at different scales. As a stochastic and chaotic natural …

Power law scaling has been widely observed in the frequency distribution of landslide sizes.
The exponent of the power-law characterizes the probability of landslide magnitudes and it …

Landscape topography widely exhibits fractal structure. Because of the complexity of relief
geometry this structure is not homogeneous in space, and the study of its spatial …

The objective of this paper is to map landslide susceptibility using a statistical analysis
model and the radius of influence within a geographic information systems environment. The …

Slow moving landslide is a major disaster in the Three Gorges Reservoir area. It is difficult to
compare the deformation among different parts of this kind of landslide through GPS …

Landslides are among the most frequent disasters and cause significant economic and
human losses in the world. Colombia, located in the northwestern corner of South America …

This study focuses on measuring the impact of inventory completeness and incomplete
inventory on landslide susceptibility mapping and providing solutions to reduce this impact …

This chapter applies the concepts associated with scale to a broader context. It introduces
fundamental concepts regarding invariance, patterns, and pattern analysis from a …