Rockfall is an extremely rapid process involving long travel distances. Due to these features,
when an event occurs, the ability to take evasive action is practically zero and, thus, the risk …

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

Over the last two decades, the approach to the investigation of landslides has changed
dramatically. The advent of new technologies for engineering geological surveys and slope …

A rock face affected by small rockfalls has been monitored using a ground-based remote
sensing apparatus: Terrestrial Laser Scanner (TLS). The pilot study area corresponds to the …

Abstract The Three Gorges Dam's operation has been recognized as a contributing factor to
slope instability and the reactivation of pre-existing deep-seated landslides in the region …

The gully erosion susceptibility literature is largely dominated by contributions focused on
model comparison. This has led to prioritize certain aspects and leave others …

Defining the relationship between volume and return period is critical when estimating the
risk of rockfalls and/or rock avalanche, especially during continued global warming at high …

Rockfalls and rockslides are often dominant geomorphic processes in steep bedrock
landscapes, but documenting their occurrence can be challenging, requiring frequent …

Current approaches to rocky slope stability analysis require knowledge of the geometrical–
structural setting, as well as the physical–mechanical properties of the intact material and its …

Rockfalls strongly influence the evolution of steep rocky landscapes and represent a
significant hazard in mountainous areas. Defining the most probable future rockfall source …