Landslides are generated by natural causes and by human action, causing various
geomorphological changes as well as physical and socioeconomic loss of the environment …

This paper presents recommended methodologies for the quantitative analysis of landslide
hazard, vulnerability and risk at different spatial scales (site-specific, local, regional and …

Numerical runout models are important tools for predicting the potential downstream impacts
of tailings dam breaches that generate tailings flows, which is a crucial step in emergency …

In the past decades, flow‐like catastrophic landslides caused many victims and important
economic damage around the world. It is therefore important to predict their path, velocity …

Two microcomputer-based numerical models (Dynamic ANalysis (DAN) and three-
dimensional model DAN (DAN3D)) have been developed and extensively used for analysis …

Hazard and risk assessment of landslides with potentially long run-out is becoming more
and more important. Numerical tools exploiting different constitutive models, initial data and …

Rainfall-induced flow landslides in coarse-grained soils pose significant threats to
populations and structures due to their high velocities, long travel distance and the absence …

The paper deals with the modeling of failure and postfailure stage of shallow landslides of
the flow-type that often affect natural shallow deposits of colluvial, weathered, and …

Karamken was one of the most-productive gold-processing plants of the former Soviet Union
located in the Magadan Region of the Russian North Far East. This paper discusses the …

Rainfall-induced channelised landslides of the flow type may reach high velocities and
travel large run-out distances. The proper modelling of the propagation stage is fundamental …