Abstract During the Late Weichselian deglaciation, the coastal mountains of northern central
Iceland have experienced significant paraglacial readjustment processes in the form of …

For Scandinavia in general and Norway in particular the regional distribution of mountain
permafrost is reasonably well known, both through ground temperature measurements in …

Abstract The Kamienne Mts. in the Sudetes, Central Europe, bear widespread evidence of
landsliding which mainly occurred at the boundary between Carboniferous and Permian …

Landscape change is intricately linked to natural resource utilization. Landscape dynamics
are closely tied to land use and land cover (LULC), serving as a representation of …

In this first full review of extant Quaternary Rock Slope Failure (RSF) in the British mountains,
we provide a near-complete inventory of 1082 sites, 40% being rock slope deformations …

For quantitative hazard assessment it is necessary to define the magnitude–frequency
distribution and a temporal model of the landslide frequency. This is often complicated for …

Rock slope failure (RSF) occurs in different contexts but is typically reported either as (i)
single-category inventories or (ii) single-site geotechnical monographs. Few studies have …

Rock slope failure (RSF) is now widely recognised as a significant contributor to the
denudation of mountain ranges. Its spatial incidence can consequently be a valuable …

The unstable rock slope, Stampa, above the village of Flåm, Norway, shows signs of both
active and postglacial gravitational deformation over an area of 11km2. Detailed structural …

Misinterpretation of rock-avalanche deposits in mountain environments is not uncommon
because of the complex interactions between rock avalanches and glaciers. This paper for …