Titlebook: Advancing Culture of Living with Landslides; Volume 3 Advances in Matja? Miko?,?eljko Arbanas,Kyoji Sassa Conference proceedings 2017 Sprin

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A New Landslide Early Warning Technology—Escorting for Lifetowards people in the disaster area. Building on traditional landslide monitoring and early warning methods, this paper presents a set of new and effective technology. The new technology has three advantages: efficiency, cost-effective, and easy to operate. It is an effective alternative, supplement

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Prediction of Displacement Rates at an Active Landslide Using Joint Inversion of Multiple Time Serieresponse of the system are therefore identical for all sensors. The joint inversion process allows decreasing the ratio between the number of parameters to be inverted and the volume of data and is thus more statically steady. The results indicate that the models are able to reproduce the displaceme

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A Full-Scale Model Test for Predicting Collapse Time Using Displacement of Slope Surface During Slopedict the time of collapse, the data was required to compute only 2?s before the collapse. Therefore, we realised the importance of providing advisory and warning signal to give workers enough time to escape the slope failures. We have discovered that by computing the inverse of velocity of slope su

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Prediction of the Process of a Slowly Moving Loess Landslide by Electrical Resistivity Tomographyble to map their surface projection to get the desired information about the structure of the landslide. Fracture zones could be especially well localized enabling the prediction of the positions of future rupture surfaces and thus also the delineation of the endangered zone. Although the area outsi

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How Many Rainfall-Induced Landslides Are Detectable by a Regional Seismic Monitoring Network?large effort, as well as some first statistical considerations on the rainfall-triggered landslides identified within seismic records. Such analyses may provide important insights for the development and calibration of automatic landslide identification algorithms, which might be then used to verify