In this paper, a critical review of the landslide displacement prediction is conducted, based
on a database of 359 articles on landslide displacement prediction published from 1985 to …

Mountainous landscapes affected by strong earthquakes typically exhibit higher landslide
susceptibility in post‐seismic periods compared to pre‐seismic conditions. This concept is …

Slow-moving reactivated landslides can accelerate suddenly and fail catastrophically,
posing a great threat to life and economy. Emerging synthetic aperture radar (SAR) …

To ensure the continuous transmission of clean energy for electricity, transmission towers
often traverse geologically challenging terrains. This is particularly evident in the Salt Lake …

In statistical applications, choosing a suitable data distribution or likelihood that matches the
nature of the response variable is required. To spatially predict the planimetric area of a …

Hydro-morphological processes (HMP, any natural phenomenon contained within the
spectrum defined between debris flows and flash floods) are globally occurring natural …

The deformation characteristics of landslides in the Three Gorges Reservoir area have been
proven to be closely related to periodic reservoir water level fluctuations and seasonal …

Wildfires often exacerbate hillslope erosion and lead to severe secondary disasters.
Accurate monitoring of post-fire hillslope erosion is crucial for land managers. However …

Earthquake events that are often accompanied by prolonged rainfall before, during, or after
the mainshock, usually result in thousands of landslides. To estimate landslide trigger …

The investigation of reactivated landslides in the alpine-canyon areas suffers the difficult
accessibility of precipitous terrain. In particular, when reactivated landslides occur along the …