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110. Analysis of an excavation-induced landslide in stiff clay using the material point method A. Troncone et al.
111. A New Overflow Number for Analyzing and Designing Dual Rigid Barriers with Basal Clearance H. Liu et al.
112. Remote Sensing Assessment of Safety Risk of Iron Tailings Pond Based on Runoff Coefficient D. Che et al.
113. Extended DDA with rotation remedies and cohesive crack model for simulation of the dynamic seismic landslide S. Gong et al.
114. Discrete element modeling of a mining-induced rock slide J. Zhao et al.
115. A Case Study on the Energy Capacity of a Flexible Rockfall Barrier in Resisting Landslide Debris L. Zhao et al.
116. Numerical and experimental investigation of saturated granular column collapse in air F. Ceccato et al.
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135. Geovisualization, geometric modelling and volume estimation of the Åknes rockslide, Western Norway T. Nordvik et al.
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