This paper presents recommended methodologies for the quantitative analysis of landslide
hazard, vulnerability and risk at different spatial scales (site-specific, local, regional and …

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assets fixed, 81, 82, 254, 255f, 264 Hong Kong example, 118 market value, 337–339, 338t …

The paper illustrates a method for scenario-based, quantitative estimation of physical
vulnerability of the built environment to landslides. The rationale and main features of the …

Within the engineering profession and natural sciences, vulnerability is widely accepted to
be defined as the degree of loss (or damage) to a given element or set of elements within …

Rockfalls evolve rapidly and unpredictably in mountain environments and can cause
considerable losses to human societies, structures, economical activities, and also natural …

Slow-moving landslides yearly induce huge economic losses worldwide in terms of damage
to facilities and interruption of human activities. Within the landslide risk management …

Here, we describe the improvements that have enabled the 3D reconstruction and
monitoring of buildings, with reference to their protection against and prevention of risks. We …

Inventory, heuristic, statistical, and deterministic methods have been widely used in
landslide susceptibility studies in recent years. This study aims to apply a GIS-based semi …

This paper illustrates the quantitative estimation of specific risk (ie, the product of hazard and
vulnerability) for 39 buildings located upon the Ancona landslide based on the …

The occurrence of geological events such as landslides is one of the main causes of
damage along linear infrastructures: Damage to transport infrastructures, as roads, bridges …