Landslides are geomorphological processes that shape the landscapes of all continents,
dismantling mountains and contributing sediments to the river networks. Caused by …

The effects of human activity on geomorphic processes, particularly those related to
denudation/sedimentation, are investigated by reviewing case studies and global …

Detailed information about landslide occurrence is the foundation for advancing process
understanding, susceptibility mapping, and risk reduction. Despite the recent revolution in …

Distributions of landslide size are hypothesized to reflect hillslope strength, and
consequently weathering patterns. However, the association of weathering and critical zone …

Different types of landslides exhibit distinct relationships with environmental conditioning
factors. Therefore, in regions where multiple types of landslides coexist, it is required to …

Landslide disasters in Nepal are widely reported to have increased in the last decade, but
there has been limited on trends in landslide occurrence in Nepal from 2011 to 2020. This …

Accurate and detailed multitemporal inventories of landslides and their process
characterization are crucial for the evaluation of landslide hazards and the implementation …

Compound hazards refer to two or more different natural hazards occurring over the same
time period and spatial area. Compound hazards can operate on different spatial and …

There is a clear need to improve and update landslide susceptibility models across the
Philippines. This is challenging, as landslides in this region are frequently triggered by …

Recently, the concept of landslide path dependence has been proposed and well confirmed
in landslide studies in central Italy and the Nepal Himalaya, providing a novel perspective …