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Development of Monitoring System to Understand Preparation Processes of Rainfall‐Induced Landslides Estimation of Slip Surface and In Situ Observation Using Electromagnetic Methods
Reply to discussion on “Guidelines on the use of inverse velocity method as a tool for setting alarm thresholds and forecasting landslides and structure collapses” by F. Bozzano, P. Mazzanti, and S. Moretto
Probabilistic landslide time-of-failure prediction using Persistent Scatterer Interferometric Synthetic Aperture Radar (PS-InSAR), time series cross-correlation, and Bayesian inference
Deformation of Stromboli Volcano (Italy) during the 2007 eruption revealed by radar interferometry, numerical modelling and structural geological field data
A Framework for Slope Failure Prediction Integrating Statistical-Kinematic Onset-of-Acceleration Identification with Sequential Probabilistic Time-to-Failure Updating
Impact of rainfall dry-wet cycles on slope deformation and landslide prediction in open-pit mines: A case study of Mohuandang Landslide, Emeishan, China
Monitoring landslide displacements by using ground‐based synthetic aperture radar interferometry: Application to the Ruinon landslide in the Italian Alps
Theoretical research of Stand Error of Mean Coupling Markov chain models for early warning of landslide displacement rates: A case study of human-induced landslide in Inner Mongolia (Northern China)
A STUDY ON A PREDICTION METHOD FOR FUTURE DISPLACEMENT AND COUNTERMEASURE EFFECT IN MOUNTAIN TUNNELS WHERE THE GROUND BEHAVIOR IS SHOWING TIME-DEPENDENCE CHARACTERISTICS
Forecasting volcanic eruptions based on massive seismic data processing : Application to Peruvian volcanoes
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