Earthquake-induced landslides, also called seismic landslides (SLs), are some of the most
catastrophic natural hazards on the Tibetan Plateau (TP). They have frequently caused …

Controlling sediment to reduce debris-flow hazard is generally approached using retention
basins that can be closed or have an outlet structure, generally an open check dam. They …

Debris flows are solid‐liquid mixtures originating in the upper part of mountain basins and
routing downstream along incised channels. When the channel incises an open fan, the …

Debris flow prediction based on rainfall monitoring is important for early warning and
disaster risk reduction. Taking a typical debris flow catchment (with debris flows occurring on …

Wind power forecasting plays a significant role in regulating the peak and frequency of the
power system, which can improve the wind power receiving capacity. Despite plenty of …

In the Dolomites, steep rocky cliffs are marked by numerous narrow gullies. When high‐
intensity short‐duration precipitation occurs, these gullies concentrate and direct surface …

Debris-flow activity is strongly controlled by hydro-meteorological trigger conditions, which
are expected to change in a future climate. In this study we connect a regional hydro …

Wildfires pose a risk to water supplies in the western US and many other parts of the world,
due to the potential for degradation of water quality. However, a lack of adequate data …

Archaeological sites are extremely vulnerable to the impacts of weather-related events,
which may lead to irreparable damages to cultural heritage. Here an assessment of the …

Rainfall-induced landslides (RILs) are an issue in the southern Andes nowadays. RILs
cause loss of life and damage to critical infrastructure. Rainfall-induced landslide early …