As natural disasters are induced by geodynamic activities or abnormal changes in the
environment, geological hazards tend to wreak havoc on the environment and human …

The design, implementation, management, and verification of landslide early warning
systems (LEWSs) are gaining increasing attention in the literature and among government …

Rainfall triggered landslides occur in all mountain ranges posing threats to people and the
environment. Given the projected climate changes, the risk posed by landslides is expected …

The topic of rainfall thresholds for landslide occurrence was thoroughly investigated,
producing abundance of case studies at different scales of analysis and several technical …

Recent advances in the diversity and systematization of design methods and real-time data
have led to a general elevation in spatio-temporal accuracy for regional landslide early …

Flash floods and debris flows develop at space and time scales that conventional
observation systems for rainfall, streamflow and sediment discharge are not able to monitor …

Debris flows represent one of the most dangerous types of mass movements, because of
their high velocities, large impact forces and long runout distances. This review describes …

Empirical thresholds indicating the meteorological conditions leading to shallow landslide
triggering are one of the most important components of landslide early warning systems …

Urban pluvial flooding is a threatening natural hazard in urban areas all over the world,
especially in recent years given its increasing frequency of occurrence. In order to prevent …

Empirical rainfall thresholds are commonly used to forecast landslide occurrence in wide
areas. Thresholds are affected by several uncertainties related to the rainfall and the …