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View article: Brief communication: Weak correlation between building damage and loss of life from landslides
Brief communication: Weak correlation between building damage and loss of life from landslides Open
Mapping exposure to landslides is necessary to mitigate risk and increase resilience. Exposure maps can be constructed from building databases, akin to seismic risk assessments, but there has been little investigation of the predictive rel…
View article: 7. Integrating ethnographic and physical science methods in interdisciplinary research projects
7. Integrating ethnographic and physical science methods in interdisciplinary research projects Open
Researchers and ‘in-country’ Research Associates in interdisciplinary teams combine expertise and experience to tackle transdisciplinary problems. However, there is little instruction available to guide researchers or Research Associates w…
View article: Impacts from cascading multi-hazards using hypergraphs: a case study from the 2015 Gorkha earthquake in Nepal
Impacts from cascading multi-hazards using hypergraphs: a case study from the 2015 Gorkha earthquake in Nepal Open
This study introduces a new approach to multi-hazard risk assessment, leveraging hypergraph theory to model the interconnected risks posed by cascading natural hazards. Traditional single-hazard risk models fail to account for the complex …
View article: The dynamic threat from landslides following large continental earthquakes
The dynamic threat from landslides following large continental earthquakes Open
Earthquake-triggered landslides show three important characteristics: they are often responsible for a considerable proportion of the damage sustained during mountain region earthquakes, they are non-randomly distributed across space, and …
View article: Impacts from cascading multi-hazards using hypergraphs: a case study from the 2015 Gorkha earthquake in Nepal
Impacts from cascading multi-hazards using hypergraphs: a case study from the 2015 Gorkha earthquake in Nepal Open
This study introduces a new approach to multi-hazard risk assessment, leveraging hypergraph theory to model the interconnected risks posed by cascading natural hazards. Traditional single-hazard risk models fail to account for the complex …
View article: Comment on egusphere-2024-397
Comment on egusphere-2024-397 Open
Abstract. Soil moisture is a key preconditioning factor influencing hillslope stability and the initiation of landslides. Direct measurements of soil moisture on a large scale are logistically complicated, expensive, and therefore sparse, …
View article: Modelling of post-monsoon drying in Nepal: implications for landslide hazard
Modelling of post-monsoon drying in Nepal: implications for landslide hazard Open
Soil moisture is a key preconditioning factor influencing hillslope stability and the initiation of landslides. Direct measurements of soil moisture on a large scale are logistically complicated, expensive, and therefore sparse, resulting …
View article: Brief Communication: Weak correlation between building damage and loss of life from landslides
Brief Communication: Weak correlation between building damage and loss of life from landslides Open
Mapping exposure to landslides is necessary to mitigate risk and reduce vulnerability. Exposure maps can be constructed from building databases, akin to seismic risk assessments, but there has been little investigation of the predictive re…
View article: Modelling the impact from cascading geohazards using hypergraphs
Modelling the impact from cascading geohazards using hypergraphs Open
Modelling risk systems, in which natural hazards and exposure elements are intricately intertwined, poses a significant challenge, especially over large spatial and temporal scales. To address this issue, this study introduces the use of h…
View article: Using Google Earth Engine to map landslide hazard and exposure across Nepal
Using Google Earth Engine to map landslide hazard and exposure across Nepal Open
Nepal is one of the most susceptible countries to landsliding, with much of the country characterised by steep topography, annual monsoon rainfall and active tectonics. Current understanding of landslides in Nepal is predominantly based on…
View article: Regional-scale monitoring of hillslope deformation through optical satellite imagery
Regional-scale monitoring of hillslope deformation through optical satellite imagery Open
Landslides are one of the most damaging disasters and have killed tens of thousands of people over the 21st century. Slow-moving landslides (i.e., those with surface velocities on the order of 10-2-101 m a-1) can be highly disruptive but a…
View article: Detection of slow‐moving landslides through automated monitoring of surface deformation using Sentinel‐2 satellite imagery
Detection of slow‐moving landslides through automated monitoring of surface deformation using Sentinel‐2 satellite imagery Open
Landslides are one of the most damaging natural hazards and have killed tens of thousands of people around the world over the past decade. Slow‐moving landslides, with surface velocities on the order of 10 −2 –10 2 m a −1 , can damage buil…
View article: National‐Scale Rainfall‐Triggered Landslide Susceptibility and Exposure in Nepal
National‐Scale Rainfall‐Triggered Landslide Susceptibility and Exposure in Nepal Open
Nepal is one of the most landslide‐prone countries in the world, with year‐on‐year impacts resulting in loss of life and imposing a chronic impediment to sustainable livelihoods. Living with landslides is a daily reality for an increasing …
View article: National-scale rainfall-triggered landslide susceptibility and exposure in Nepal
National-scale rainfall-triggered landslide susceptibility and exposure in Nepal Open
This dataset is a 30 m resolution landslide susceptibility (hazard) model for Nepal. The dataset is derived from a fuzzy-logic model following the approach developed by Kritikos et al (2015), and is trained on a manually mapped landslide i…
View article: National-scale rainfall-triggered landslide susceptibility and exposure in Nepal
National-scale rainfall-triggered landslide susceptibility and exposure in Nepal Open
This dataset is a 30 m resolution landslide susceptibility (hazard) model for Nepal. The dataset is derived from a fuzzy-logic model following the approach developed by Kritikos et al (2015), and is trained on a manually mapped landslide i…
View article: Extreme Flood Sediment Production and Export Controlled by Reach‐Scale Morphology
Extreme Flood Sediment Production and Export Controlled by Reach‐Scale Morphology Open
Rapid earth surface evolution is discrete in nature, with short‐duration extreme events having a widespread impact on landscapes despite occurring relatively infrequently. Here, we exploit a unique opportunity to identify the broad, proces…
View article: Extreme Flood Sediment Production and Export Controlled by Reach-scale Morphology
Extreme Flood Sediment Production and Export Controlled by Reach-scale Morphology Open
Output data resulting from the analysis of the morphological impact of the 30th July 2019 flood event on the catchments of Slei Gill, Grinton Beck and Barney Beck, located in Upper Swaledale, North Yorkshire, UK. The data comprise processe…
View article: Extreme Flood Sediment Production and Export Controlled by Reach-scale Morphology
Extreme Flood Sediment Production and Export Controlled by Reach-scale Morphology Open
Output data resulting from the analysis of the morphological impact of the 30th July 2019 flood event on the catchments of Slei Gill, Grinton Beck and Barney Beck, located in Upper Swaledale, North Yorkshire, UK. The data comprise processe…
View article: Extreme Flood Sediment Production and Export Controlled by Reach-scale Morphology
Extreme Flood Sediment Production and Export Controlled by Reach-scale Morphology Open
Output data resulting from the analysis of the morphological impact of the 30th July 2019 flood event on the catchments of Slei Gill, Grinton Beck and Barney Beck, located in Upper Swaledale, North Yorkshire, UK. The data comprise processe…
View article: Modelling post‐earthquake cascading hazards: Changing patterns of landslide runout following the 2015 Gorkha earthquake, Nepal
Modelling post‐earthquake cascading hazards: Changing patterns of landslide runout following the 2015 Gorkha earthquake, Nepal Open
Coseismic landslides represent the first stage of a broader cascading sequence of geohazards associated with high‐magnitude continental earthquakes, with the subsequent remobilization of coseismic landslide debris posing a long‐term post‐s…
View article: Metals, mines and moorland: the changing lead mining landscapes of the North Pennines, UK, 1700-1948
Metals, mines and moorland: the changing lead mining landscapes of the North Pennines, UK, 1700-1948 Open
Intensive metal mining considerably altered many British upland landscapes between the 18th and 20th centuries, modifying both subterranean and surface environments and fundamentally changing the character of local settlements, infrastruct…
View article: Controls on Post‐Seismic Landslide Behavior in Brittle Rocks
Controls on Post‐Seismic Landslide Behavior in Brittle Rocks Open
Earthquakes trigger widespread landsliding in tectonically active landscapes. The effects of strong ground shaking on hillslope stability persist into the post‐seismic stage; rates of landsliding remain elevated in the years following an e…
View article: Controls on post-seismic landslide behaviour in brittle rocks - Datasets
Controls on post-seismic landslide behaviour in brittle rocks - Datasets Open
Datasets summarising: 1. DynBPS direct shear data; 2. physical properties of the Tubul Sandstone analysed; and 3. post-shear height profiles along samples, derived from Structure-from-Motion photogrammetry.
View article: Controls on post-seismic landslide behaviour in brittle rocks - Datasets
Controls on post-seismic landslide behaviour in brittle rocks - Datasets Open
Datasets summarising: 1. DynBPS direct shear data; 2. physical properties of the Tubul Sandstone analysed; and 3. post-shear height profiles along samples, derived from Structure-from-Motion photogrammetry.