Slow-moving reactivated landslides can accelerate suddenly and fail catastrophically,
posing a great threat to life and economy. Emerging synthetic aperture radar (SAR) …

Strong earthquakes are not only able to change the earth's surface processes by triggering a
large population of co-seismic landslides but also by influencing hillslope deformation rates …

The increasing number of landslide hazards worldwide has placed greater demands on the
production and updating of landslide inventory maps. As an important data source for …

Expansive soils exhibit significant swelling-shrinkage characteristic under the cyclic
moisture changes. The expansive soil slopes with high designing safety factor (gentle slope …

The abrupt occurrence of the Zhongbao landslide is totally unexpected, resulting in the
destruction of local infrastructure and river blockage. To review the deformation history of the …

Early discovery and monitoring of the active deformation areas of potential landslides are
important for geohazard risk prevention. The objective of the study is to propose a one-step …

The investigation of reactivated landslides in the alpine-canyon areas suffers the difficult
accessibility of precipitous terrain. In particular, when reactivated landslides occur along the …

Interferometric synthetic aperture radar (InSAR) is a remote sensing tool used for monitoring
urban areas affected by geological hazards. Here we analysed the effectiveness of …

Monitoring of dam reservoirs is crucial for developing effective management strategies
especially in regions with slope instabilities. Recent developments in satellite synthetic …

The prediction and prevention of landslide hazard is a challenging topic involving the
assessment and quantitative evaluation of several elements: geological and …