Soil map**, classification, and pedologic modeling have been important drivers in the
advancement of our understanding of soil from the earliest days of the scientific study of …

The Mw 7.6 October 8, 2005 Kashmir earthquake triggered several thousand landslides
throughout the Himalaya of northern Pakistan and India. These were concentrated in six …

This study investigates how effective the receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curve is for
comparing the reliability of landslide susceptibility maps (LSMs). In this regard, we selected …

Road development in mountainous forestlands can lead to naturally formed slopes being
disturbed. Efficient planning methodologies can assist forest engineers in either preventing …

Road network extension is closely associated with soil erosion in watersheds during
frequent extreme rainfall events. Identifying potential risk areas that actively deliver surface …

Despite recent progress in landslide susceptibility map**, a holistic method is still needed
to integrate and customize influential factors with the focus on forest regions. This study was …

Windthrows seriously affect forest landscapes, causing several issues in hydrological and
geomorphological terms. In this regard, Airborne Laser Scanning (ALS) topographic data …

The combined effect of soil moisture in unsaturated soil layers and pore-water pressure in
saturated soil layers is critical to predict landslides. An improved infinite slope stability …

Road networks in mountainous forest landscapes have the potential to increase the
susceptibility to erosion and shallow landsliding. The same issue is observed also for minor …

An assessment of gully erosion along road drainage-release sites is critical for
understanding the contribution of roads to soil loss and for informed land management …