Titlebook: Advancing Culture of Living with Landslides; Volume 5 Landslides Matja? Miko?,Vít Vilímek,Kyoji Sassa Conference proceedings 2017 Springer

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Evaluation of Building Damages Induced by Landslides in Volterra Area (Italy) Through Remote Sensinge study is the Volterra area in Tuscany region (Italy), covers about 20?km. and is extensively affected by diffuse slope instability. Firstly, the spatial distribution and types of the landslides were studied on the basis of the geological and geomorphological setting coupled with a geotechnical mon

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The Resilience of Some Villages 36?Years After the Irpinia-Basilicata (Southern Italy) 1980 Earthquaearthquake. In particular, especially in the villages of the epicentral area, changes in the urban and territorial setting have been examined, as well as the consequences of ground effects that have influenced the choices of reconstruction, both in situ, and far from the original historical centers.

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Urgent Need for Application of Integrated Landslide Risk Management Strategies for the Polog Region landsliding processes. In the past, there have been numerous landslides which have caused great damage to the infrastructure and endangered many villages. The last catastrophic event occurred on 3rd of August 2015 in the wider area of town Tetovo. The triggering factor for flooding and number of slo

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Analyze the Occurrence of Rainfall-Induced Landslides in a Participatory Way for Mid-Hills of Nepal le development approach at a local level. With this approach, Rolpa district which covers an area of 1879?km. in the foot hills of Nepal Himalayas has been chosen as the study site. Almost 103 landslides were recorded through the participatory method, analyzed and compared with rainfall data and top

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-53483-1Landslide science; Landslide forms; Built environment and landslides; Cultural heritage and landslides;