Landslides (LS) represent geomorphological processes that can induce changes over time
in the physical, hydrogeological, and mechanical properties of the involved materials. For …

Landslides are natural hazards that cause severe casualties and financial losses. There are
various methods used to analyze landslides; among these, geotechnical and geophysical …

Today, geotechnical and geophysical techniques are used for landslide evaluation.
Geotechnical methods provide accurate data, but are time consuming and costly …

Geophysical methods have a varying degree of potential for detailed characterization of
landslides and their dynamics. In this study, the application of four well-established seismic …

Origins of ancient rockslides in seismic regions can be controversial and must not
necessarily be seismic. Certain slope morphologies hint at a possible coseismic …

When large reservoirs are impounded, the reactivation of ancient landslides significantly
contributes to erosion. In this study, we investigated the site response of ancient landslides …

While geodetic measurements have long been used to assess landslides, seismic methods
are increasingly recognized as valuable tools for providing additional insights into …

Numerous potential landslides with slow sliding speeds pose a continuous threat to human
safety. The movements of these landslides continuously modify hydrogeological conditions …

This work aims at understanding the potential of ambient vibration monitoring in deriving
information about material properties change related to landslide seasonal behaviour and …

The measurement of site amplification of microtremors is an important tool for evaluating
seismic hazard at local and regional level. The H/V spectral ratio (HVSR) method is applied …