This paper represents the result of the IAEG C35 Commission “Monitoring methods and
approaches in engineering geology applications” workgroup aimed to describe a general …

Remote sensing (RS) techniques are essential for studying hazardous landslide events
because they capture information and monitor sites at scale. They enable analyzing causes …

On a global scale, from 2005 to 2019, there were 275 high-magnitude, low-frequency
disasters that involved 14,172 fatalities and four million affected people. Similar patterns …

It is a technological challenge to recognize landslides from remotely sensed (RS) images
automatically and at high speeds, which is fundamentally important for preventing and …

The number of scientific studies that consider possible applications of remotely piloted
aircraft systems (RPASs) for the management of natural hazards effects and the …

The Himalayan range is one of the most tectonically active mountain ranges on Earth. The
Jilong Valley is a deeply-dissected canyon in the Chinese Himalayas in Tibet, and in this …

Landslides pose a serious threat to human life, safety, and natural resources. Remote
sensing images can be used to effectively monitor landslides at a large scale, which is of …

Despite landslides impact the society worldwide every day, landslide information is
inhomogeneous and lacking. When landslides occur in remote areas or where the …

Regional landslide inventories are often prepared by several different experts, using a
variety of data sources. This can result in a combination of polygon and point landslide data …

Airborne remote sensing systems are increasingly used in engineering geology and
geomorphology for studying and monitoring natural hazardous scenarios and events. In this …