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Shear wave velocity imaging of landslide debris deposited on an erodible bed and possible movement mechanism for a loess landslide in Jingyang, Xi’an, China
Small-scale loess landslide monitoring with small baseline subsets interferometric synthetic aperture radar technique—case study of Xingyuan landslide, Shaanxi, China
Investigating microscale structural characteristics and resultant macroscale mechanical properties of loess exposed to alkaline and saline environments
Movement process, geomorphological changes, and influencing factors of a reactivated loess landslide on the right bank of the middle of the Yellow River, China
Microscale evidence for and formation mechanisms of shear-strength anisotropy of a loess-paleosol sequence since the late Early Pleistocene: The case study of the Xiushidu profile, Southern Chinese loess Plateau
Numerical Investigation of Bedding Rock Slope Potential Failure Modes and Triggering Factors: A Case Study of a Bridge Anchorage Excavated Foundation Pit Slope
Effect of structural setting of source volume on rock avalanche mobility and deposit morphology
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