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26. Chronology of rock falls and slides in a desert mountain range: Case study from the Sonoran Desert in south-central Arizona R. Dorn
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34. Runout analysis of a large rockfall in the Dolomites/Italian Alps using LIDAR derived particle sizes and shapes F. Haas et al.
35. An Uncertainty Method for Probabilistic Analysis of Buildings Impacted by Rockfall in a Limestone Quarry in Fengshan, Southwestern China B. Chai et al.
36. A mixed quantitative approach to evaluate rockfall risk and the maximum allowable traffic on road infrastructure M. Marchelli et al.
37. A variable increase of debris cover on Pyrenean glaciers from 2000 to 2022 E. Izagirre et al.
38. Field, experimental, and numerical investigation of a rockfall above a tunnel portal in southwestern China J. Hu et al.
39. Magnitude and frequency relations: are there geological constraints to the rockfall size? J. Corominas et al.
40. Impact of landslides on transportation routes during the 2016–2017 Central Italy seismic sequence S. Martino et al.
41. Conceptual model of fracture‐limited sea cliff erosion: Erosion of the seaward tilted flyschs of Socoa, Basque Country, France M. Prémaillon et al.
42. Assessing the effect of invasive tree species on rockfall risk – The case of Ailanthus altissima C. Moos et al.
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45. The RTM Event Database for Understanding Natural Hazards in Mountainous Regions: The Example of the Isere Department (France) A. Bisquert et al.
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50. The mechanism of the bottom-crashing rockfall of a massive layered carbonate rock mass at Zengziyan, Chongqing, China K. He et al.
51. Managing Rockfall Hazard on Strategic Linear Stakes: How Can Machine Learning Help to Better Predict Periods of Increased Rockfall Activity? M. Chanut et al.
52. Estimating rockfall release frequency from blocks deposited in protection barriers, growth disturbances in trees, and trajectory simulations M. Farvacque et al.
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54. Spatial and temporal variations in rockfall determined from TLS measurements in a deglaciated valley, Switzerland J. Strunden et al.
55. Slope Stability Analysis of a Rock Cut in a Residential Area, Madinah, Saudi Arabia: A Case Study A. Aqeel et al.
56. Evaluating earthquake-induced rockfall hazard near the Dead Sea Transform M. Kanari et al.
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59. Qualitative Rockfall Hazard Assessment: A Comprehensive Review of Current Practices F. Ferrari et al.
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62. Mapping Co-seismic Landslide Susceptibility: An Overview of Current and Emerging Methods K. Gupta et al.
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64. Rockfall Hazard Analysis Based on the Concept of Functional Safety with Application to the Highway Network in South Korea J. Lee et al.
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74. Quantifying rock fall probabilities and their temporal distribution associated with weather seasonality R. Macciotta et al.
75. SfM-MVS Photogrammetry for Rockfall Analysis and Hazard Assessment Along the Ancient Roman Via Flaminia Road at the Furlo Gorge (Italy) C. Vanneschi et al.
76. MATLAB Virtual Toolbox for Retrospective Rockfall Source Detection and Volume Estimation Using 3D Point Clouds: A Case Study of a Subalpine Molasse Cliff D. Carrea et al.
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79. A methodology to obtain the block size distribution of fragmental rockfall deposits R. Ruiz-Carulla et al.
80. Mechanisms, effects and management implications of rockfall in forests L. Dorren et al.
81. Geologic and geomorphic controls on rockfall hazard: how well do past rockfalls predict future distributions? J. Borella et al.
82. A method for setting up passive protective nets for rockfalls based on unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) photogrammetry L. Zhao et al.
83. Tree-ring based assessment of rockfall frequency on talus slopes at Solà d'Andorra, Eastern Pyrenees J. Moya et al.
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85. Mechanics and modelling approaches of rockfall: a comprehensive review for hazard mitigation in hill roads S. Maheshwari et al.
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87. Rock fall susceptibility assessment along a mountainous road: an evaluation of bivariate statistic, analytical hierarchy process and frequency ratio A. Shirzadi et al.
88. The new landslide inventory of Tuscany (Italy) updated with PS-InSAR: geomorphological features and landslide distribution A. Rosi et al.
89. Patterns of precursory rockfall prior to slope failure N. Rosser et al.
90. Modeling and managing uncertainties in rock-fall hazards D. Straub & M. Schubert
91. Rolling stones and tree rings D. Trappmann et al.
92. Exploring landslide erosion volume–area scaling relationships by slip depth using changes in DTMs for basin sediment volume estimation S. Chen et al.
93. Landsliding Early Warning Prototype Using MongoDB and Web of Things Technologies M. Kebaili et al.
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98. Comparing rockfall scar volumes and kinematically detachable rock masses O. Mavrouli & J. Corominas
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100. Accounting for the effect of forest and fragmentation in probabilistic rockfall hazard C. Lanfranconi et al.
101. Surface exposure dating and geophysical prospecting of the Holocene Lauvitel rock slide (French Alps) R. Delunel et al.
102. Rockfall characterisation and structural protection – a review A. Volkwein et al.
103. Chapter 3 The rock coast of the British Isles: cliffs M. Lim
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106. Estimating Rockfall and Block Volume Scenarios Based on a Straightforward Rockfall Frequency Model C. Moos et al.
107. Failure mechanisms and triggering factors in calcareous cliffs of the Subalpine Ranges (French Alps) M. Frayssines & D. Hantz
108. Characterizing and monitoring landslide processes using remote sensing and geophysics M. Jaboyedoff et al.
109. Impacts of fracturing patterns on the rockfall susceptibility and erosion rate of stratified limestone B. Matasci et al.
110. Estimating rockfall and block volume scenarios based on a straightforward rockfall frequency model C. Moos et al.
111. Current glacier recession causes significant rockfall increase: the immediate paraglacial response of deglaciating cirque walls I. Hartmeyer et al.
112. Ecosystem-based disaster risk reduction in mountains C. Moos et al.
113. How is rockfall risk impacted by land-use and land-cover changes? Insights from the French Alps M. Farvacque et al.
114. Integrating field measurements, a geomorphological map and stochastic modelling to estimate the spatially distributed rockfall sediment budget of the Upper Kaunertal, Austrian Central Alps T. Heckmann et al.
115. An Efficient Data Access Approach With Queue and Stack in Optimized Hybrid Join O. Aziz et al.
116. Decoding Complex Erosion Responses for the Mitigation of Coastal Rockfall Hazards Using Repeat Terrestrial LiDAR M. Westoby et al.
117. From geotechnical analysis to quantification and modelling using LiDAR data: a study on rockfall in the Reintal catchment, Bavarian Alps, Germany T. Heckmann et al.
118. Combining temporal 3-D remote sensing data with spatial rockfall simulations for improved understanding of hazardous slopes within rail corridors M. van Veen et al.
119. Power law models for rockfall frequency-magnitude distributions: review and identification of factors that influence the scaling exponent A. Graber & P. Santi
120. Field evidence and indicators of rockfall fragmentation and implications for mobility C. Lanfranconi et al.
121. Erosional power in the Swiss Alps: characterization of slope failure in the Illgraben G. Bennett et al.
122. Cascade effect of rock bridge failure in planar rock slides: numerical test with a distinct element code A. Delonca et al.
123. Epistemic uncertainties and natural hazard risk assessment – Part 1: A review of different natural hazard areas K. Beven et al.
124. Quantile-based individual risk measures for rockfall-prone areas M. Farvacque et al.
125. Combining geostructural and retrospective analyses for rockfall susceptibility zoning M. Coullie et al.
126. New Cadanav methodology for quantitative rock fall hazard assessment and zoning at the local scale J. Abbruzzese & V. Labiouse
127. Landslide-risk zonation along mountainous highway considering rock mass classification S. Qi et al.
128. Impact of rock block characteristics on rockfall hazard and its implications for rockfall protection strategies along Himalayan highways: a case study A. Singh et al.
129. Landslide kinematics inferred from in situ measurements: the Cliets rock-slide (Savoie, French Alps) M. Desrues et al.
130. Power-law correlations of mine subsidence for a metal mine in China X. Hui et al.
131. Rockfall hazard and risk analysis for Monte da Lua, Sintra, Portugal J. de Almeida & J. Kullberg
132. A New Methodology for Mapping Past Rockfall Events: From Mobile Crowdsourcing to Rockfall Simulation Validation B. Žabota & M. Kobal
133. Development of a Rockfall Database with Fixed Photogrammetry: Comparison of the Multi-epoch and Multi-imagery Method to Classical Structure-from-Motion Workflows and Evaluation of Rockfall Seasonality J. Hollander et al.
134. Thermal Response of Jointed Rock Masses Inferred from Infrared Thermographic Surveying (Acuto Test-Site, Italy) M. Fiorucci et al.
135. Determining change points in data completeness for the Holocene eruption record S. Mead & C. Magill
136. Guidelines for landslide susceptibility, hazard and risk zoning for land-use planning R. Fell et al.
137. Landslide inventories and their statistical properties B. Malamud et al.
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139. Une base de données événementielle du risque rocheux dans les Alpes Françaises N. Eckert et al.
140. Landslide Hazard and Risk Assessment on the Northern Slope of Mt. Changbai, China L. Zhenghua et al.
141. Assessment of the instability hazard of a granite boulder L. Alejano et al.
142. Towards a procedure to manage safety on construction sites of rockfall protective measures M. Marchelli et al.
143. Contribution of dendrochronology to the determination of magnitude–frequency relationships for landslides J. Corominas & J. Moya
144. Massive sediment pulses triggered by a multi-stage 130 000 m3 alpine cliff fall (Hochvogel, DE–AT) N. Barbosa et al.
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146. Slope mass movements on rocky sea-cliffs: A power-law distributed natural hazard on the Barlavento Coast, Algarve, Portugal S. Teixeira
147. The Economic Evaluation of Forest Protection Service Against Rockfall: A Review of Experiences and Approaches E. Bianchi et al.
148. State of the art in rockfall – forest interactions L. Dorren et al.
149. Erosional processes in the hard rock coastal cliffs at Staithes, North Yorkshire M. Lim et al.
150. Evacuation or protection? Risk analysis as a tool for decision making in the case of a residential building endangered by rockfall / Aussiedlung oder Schutz? Die Risikoanalyse als Entscheidungsgrundlage im Fall eines durch Steinschlag bedrohten Wohnhauses J. Sausgruber et al.
151. A Review of Studies Dealing with Tree Rings and Rockfall Activity: The Role of Dendrogeomorphology in Natural Hazard Research M. Stoffel
152. Identifying mechanisms of shore platform erosion using Structure‐from‐Motion (SfM) photogrammetry Z. Swirad et al.
153. A quantitative assessment of rockfall influence on forest structure in the Swiss Alps C. Moos et al.
154. Hyperconcentrated flows shape bedrock channels V. Stammberger et al.
155. Analyses of past and present rock slope instabilities in a fjord valley: Implications for hazard estimations M. Böhme et al.
156. Molards as an indicator of permafrost degradation and landslide processes C. Morino et al.
157. Quantitative assessment of the residual risk in a rockfall protected area J. Corominas et al.
158. Some Open Issues on Rockfall Hazard Analysis in Fractured Rock Mass: Problems and Prospects A. Ferrero et al.
159. Headwater sediment dynamics in a debris flow catchment constrained by high-resolution topographic surveys A. Loye et al.
160. La base de données événementielles RTM pour la connaissance des risques naturels en montagne : L’exemple du département de l’Isère (France) A. Bisquert et al.
161. Magnitude–frequency relation for rockfall scars using a Terrestrial Laser Scanner D. Santana et al.
162. Improving sinkhole hazard models incorporating magnitude–frequency relationships and nearest neighbor analysis J. Galve et al.
163. Experimental Study on Buffering System for Concrete Retaining Walls Using Geocell Filled with Single-Grain Crushed Stone Y. Kurihashi et al.
164. Inferring rockfall frequency-magnitude relationships and talus accumulation times from lichenometric study of talus deposits, Glenwood Canyon, CO, USA A. Graber & P. Santi
165. Rockfall Dynamics Prediction Using Data-Driven Approaches: A Lab-Scale Study M. Ghahramanieisalou & J. Sattarvand
166. Parameterization of rockfall source areas and magnitudes with ecological recorders: When disturbances in trees serve the calibration and validation of simulation runs C. Corona et al.
167. Joint use of field investigations and 2D simulations of rockfall trajectories to calibrate surface parameters and generate local propagation maps M. Farvacque et al.