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39. Susceptibility Analysis of Glacier Debris Flow Based on Remote Sensing Imagery and Deep Learning: A Case Study along the G318 Linzhi Section J. Chen et al.
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68. Preliminary Forecasting of Rainfall-Induced Shallow Landslides in the Wildfire Burned Areas of Western Greece S. Lainas et al.
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79. What If an Intense Rain Event Should Trigger Diffuse Shallow Landslides in a Small Mediterranean Catchment? Numerical Modeling Through Remote Sensing Techniques G. Paliaga et al.
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86. Sustainability of the long-term indigenous soil and water conservation practices in the UNESCO designated cultural landscapes of Konso, Ethiopia S. Gashure & D. Wana
87. Triggering Influence of Seasonal Agricultural Irrigation on Shallow Loess Landslides on the South Jingyang Plateau, China R. Yan et al.
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99. The Impact of Agricultural Irrigation on Landslide Triggering: A Review from Chinese, English, and Spanish Literature P. Garcia-Chevesich et al.
100. The tendency of damage of stone walls in terrace fields in the northwestern Kumamoto City by the 2016 Kumamoto Earthquake and heavy rain in 2016 and 2006 K. Okajima & S. Nishiwaki
101. Soil water erosion on Mediterranean vineyards: A review M. Prosdocimi et al.
102. Probabilistic failure analysis of infinite slopes under random rainfall processes and spatially variable soil J. Yuan et al.
103. A novel DEM enhancement methodology to improve physics-based susceptibility modeling of rainfall-induced landslide along anthropogenically modified slopes A. Ajith et al.
104. Triggering of Rain-Induced Landslides, with Applications in Southern Italy A. D’Ippolito et al.
105. GIS-based statistical analysis of rainfall-induced landslides: A case study of the 2018 Kerala event N. Rai et al.
106. Rainfall‐induced landslides and debris flows G. Crosta & P. Frattini
107. The role of land use changes in the distribution of shallow landslides M. Persichillo et al.
108. Remote sensing vs. field-based monitoring of agricultural terrace degradation A. Pijl et al.
109. Rainfall infiltration and slope stability of alpine colluvial terraces subject to storms (NE Italy) P. Paronuzzi & A. Bolla
110. Rainfall-induced shallow landslides: a model for the triggering mechanism of some case studies in Northern Italy L. Montrasio et al.
111. Characteristics and mechanism of high-vegetation-coverage recurrent debris flow disaster chain: Insights from a case in the Qinling Mountains, China on July 19, 2024 J. Zhu et al.
112. Landslide and debris flow initiated characteristics after typhoon Morakot in Taiwan C. Chen
113. Characterization of landslide distribution and sediment yield in the TsengWen River Watershed, Taiwan S. Yang et al.
114. Root morphology and effects on soil reinforcement and slope stability of young vetiver (Vetiveria zizanioides) plants grown in semi-arid climate S. Mickovski & L. van Beek
115. Rainfall-induced Guilong landslide-mudflow in a terraced field of southwestern China on 22 June 2022 F. Wang et al.
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119. Vineyards in Terraced Landscapes: New Opportunities from Lidar Data P. Tarolli et al.
120. Improving debris flow monitoring in Taiwan by using high-resolution rainfall products from QPESUMS C. Chen et al.
121. Unsaturated soil slope properties and shallow landslides development in Souk Ahras area, NE, Algeria B. Ibtissam et al.
122. Exploring landslide erosion volume–area scaling relationships by slip depth using changes in DTMs for basin sediment volume estimation S. Chen et al.