Rainfall-induced landslides are an important type of dangerous natural disaster worldwide
and have always been the focus of research. Yet, the impact of seasonal rainfall on …

Catastrophic debris flows are frequently triggered by rainstorms after the 2008 Wenchuan
earthquake and pose great threats to residential buildings and human lives in the …

Global climate change has increased severe torrential hazards, particularly debris flows in
mountainous regions. After floods and earthquakes, debris flows are the most devastating …

Abstract On June 17, 2020, a large debris flow occurred in the Meilong catchment following
a short-duration, high-intensity rainstorm. The debris flow was initiated by two shallow …

The landslide–debris flow–river blockage hazard chain is one of the most common types of
geological hazard chain in mountainous areas, seriously threatening human life and …

Ecosystem health assessment (EHA) is critical for the effective management of ecosystem
services and evaluation of global environmental changes. Here, we explored the …

Abstract On July 4, 2013, a substantial disastrous debris flow occurred in the Hou Gully in
Shimian County, China. The Hou gully belongs to mine waste debris flow, which seriously …

Petroleum industry can create enormous wealth and employment opportunities, which is
one of the pillars of the national economy. The transportation conditions of petroleum …

Catastrophic debris flows frequently occur in mountainous areas after an earthquake owing
to a substantially increased amount of loosened co-seismic material. Debris flows pose a …

Abstract The Sichuan-Tibet Railway traverses the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau in China, where
giant landslides occur frequently and densely. Accurately assessing the velocity, runout …