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Landslide Noise

Science, 1967
Acoustical monitoring of real landslides has revealed the existence of subaudible noise activity prior to failure and has enabled prediction of the depth of the seat of sliding when conducted in boreholes beneath the surface. Recordings of noise generated in small slopes of moist sand, tilted to failure in laboratory tests, have been analyzed to ...
J D, Cadman, R E, Goodman
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Landslides

2015
Landslide research is an interdisciplinary field that primarily encompasses scientists from geomorphology, engineering geology, and geotechnical engineering in collaboration with researchers from such fields as geodesy, hydrogeology, geophysics, and many others.
Mihalić Arbanas, Snježana   +1 more
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The longdendale landslides

Geological Journal, 1979
AbstractThroughout its geomorphological history the South Pennine valley of Longdendale has been especially prone to landsliding and some ten landslide areas have been identified. These prove on analysis to be bedding plane slides with a strong degree of translation but often exhibiting non‐circular rotational elements as well. Instability in the lower
R. H. Johnson, S. Walthall
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