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Rainfall-induced landslide risk at Lushan, Taiwan

Engineering Geology, 2011
Landslide is a frequently encountered problem in Taiwan during the heavy rainfall and typhoon seasons (July to September). Assessing the risk of landslide is a challenging task facing both the engineering communities and local authorities. In this paper we present a framework for analyzing the rainfall-induced landslide risk and demonstrate it with a ...
Ya-Fen Lee, Yun-Yao Chi
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Tumbi Landslide, Papua New Guinea: rainfall induced?

Landslides, 2013
On 24 January 2012, a fatal landslide with an estimated volume of 3 Mm3 hit villagers and infrastructure in the Tagali Valley, Southern Highlands Province, Papua New Guinea (PNG). Although a moderate event by PNG standards, the associated human casualties and infrastructure destruction give a human as well as a scientific need to review the potential ...
Joanne C. Robbins   +3 more
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Slope stability issues of rainfall induced landslides

2020
The slope stability issues concerning rainfall induced landslides have been investigated and are presented. The results of numerical analyses performed using a two-dimensional finite element code for unsaturated seepage are used in determining the decrease in soil suction during infiltration as well as the development of positive pore pressures ...
B.D. Collins, D. Znidarcic
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Briefing: Rainfall-induced landslides in Singapore

Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers - Geotechnical Engineering, 2001
Minor, shallow landslides have occurred frequently on the island of Singapore. However, very few major landslides (greater than 10 m in height) have occurred. Slope failures in the sedimentary Jurong and granitic Bukit Timah formations have occurred largely on slopes with angles greater than or equal to 27°.
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Precipitation transformation in rainfall-induced landslide forecasting

2010 18th International Conference on Geoinformatics, 2010
Precipitation is an important meteorological element widely used in rainfall-induced landslide forecasting. Most existing studies on rainfall-induced landslide forecasting focus on the determination of forecasting models and parameters. Five transformation methods of precipitation are evaluated in this paper to improve the forecasting models through a ...
Xiaojuan Wu   +4 more
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SUSCEPTIBILITY MODELLING OF RAINFALL INDUCED LANDSLIDES

2013
Occurrence of rainfall induced landslides coincides in time with the period of high persistence of heavy wet spells and in spatial locations where vegetative cover has been denuded. As the rain water percolates into the slope it increases the soil water content and reduces in situ suction, followed by built-up of pore water pressures resulting in a ...
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Regional Approaches in Forecasting Rainfall-Induced Landslides

2020
Hydrogeological hazards now exacerbated by the ongoing climate change pose serious challenges for the safety of the population worldwide. Among the others, the landslide risk can be mitigated by setting up efficient and reliable early warning systems.
Maria Teresa Brunetti   +5 more
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Frequency–volume relation and prediction of rainfall-induced landslides

Engineering Geology, 2001
Abstract Rainfall-induced landslides constitute a major public concern in Hong Kong. This paper investigates two aspects of critical importance to landslide hazard and risk assessment and management: magnitude–cumulative frequency relationship for landslides, and relationship between rainfall and the occurrence of landslides.
Dai, FC, Lee, CF
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Rainfall Induced Landslides in Puerto Rico

2009
Landslides are a major geologic hazard in the United States, typically triggered by rainfall, earthquakes, volcanoes and human activity. Rainfall-induced landslides are the most common type in the island of Puerto Rico, with one or two large events per year.
Lepore, C   +5 more
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Rainfall Induced Landslides—A Review

2022
Ruchi R. Kadamb, Purnanand P. Savoikar
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