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Publisher: csa.com
Publication Date: 2004
Publication Name: RISK ANALYSIS IV.
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Publication Date: 2015
Publication Name: Engineering Geology for Society and Territory - Volume 2
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Publication Date: 2014
Publication Name: Natural Hazards and Earth System Science
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Assessment of Landslide Age, Landslide Persistence and Human Impact Using Airborne Laser Scanning Digital Terrain Modelsmore
by Helene Petschko and R. Bell
... RAINER BELL 1 ,; HELENE PETSCHKO 1 ,; MATTHIAS RÖHRS 2 ,; ANDREAS DIX 3. ... Moreover, they pose a threat to human populations and continue to cause enormous economic damage and fatalities throughout the world (eg Schuster 1996;... more
... RAINER BELL 1 ,; HELENE PETSCHKO 1 ,; MATTHIAS RÖHRS 2 ,; ANDREAS DIX 3. ... Moreover, they pose a threat to human populations and continue to cause enormous economic damage and fatalities throughout the world (eg Schuster 1996; Crozier and Glade 2005). ...
Publication Date: 2012
Publication Name: Geografiska Annaler: Series A, Physical Geography
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In August 2005 more than 500 landslides caused huge damages as well as two fatalities in eastern Styria (Austria). These landslides were triggered by exceptional rainfall (up to 210mm/36h) during the night between 21st and 22nd of... more
In August 2005 more than 500
landslides caused huge damages
as well as two fatalities in eastern
Styria (Austria).
These landslides were triggered by exceptional rainfall (up
to 210mm/36h) during the night between 21st and 22nd
of August. Most of landslides occurred in the region
Gasen/Haslau (eastern Styria).
The study area consists of two communities - Gasen and
Haslau – which cover an area of about 60 km² and count
about 1131 residents. The landslides have been mapped
by the Department of Engineering Geology of the
Geological Survey of Austria.
In this study the Spatial Prediction Modelling System
(SPM) and particularly the likelihood ratio model proposed
by Chung and Fabbri (2003, 2005) is applied to generate
and validate landslide susceptibility maps.
landslides caused huge damages
as well as two fatalities in eastern
Styria (Austria).
These landslides were triggered by exceptional rainfall (up
to 210mm/36h) during the night between 21st and 22nd
of August. Most of landslides occurred in the region
Gasen/Haslau (eastern Styria).
The study area consists of two communities - Gasen and
Haslau – which cover an area of about 60 km² and count
about 1131 residents. The landslides have been mapped
by the Department of Engineering Geology of the
Geological Survey of Austria.
In this study the Spatial Prediction Modelling System
(SPM) and particularly the likelihood ratio model proposed
by Chung and Fabbri (2003, 2005) is applied to generate
and validate landslide susceptibility maps.