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1. Rock fall hazard along the railway corridor to Jerusalem, Israel, in the Soreq and Refaim valleys O. Katz et al.
2. Multi-risk assessment in the NW coast of the Island of Malta (central Mediterranean Sea) N. Sarkar et al.
3. Revisiting landslide risk terms: IAEG commission C-37 working group on landslide risk nomenclature J. Corominas et al.
4. A regional scale quantitative risk assessment for landslides: case of Kumluca watershed in Bartin, Turkey A. Erener & H. Düzgün
5. Evaluation of ANFIS and LR models for seismic rockfalls’ susceptibility mapping: a case study of Firooz Abad-Kojour, Iran, Earthquake (2004) V. Bagheri et al.
6. Comparing Flow-R, Rockyfor3D and RAMMS to Rockfalls from the Mel de la Niva Mountain: A Benchmarking Exercise F. Noël et al.
7. Performance of steel protective structure for historical masonry aqueducts against rockfall: Numerical and field studies S. Cosgun & M. Nasery
8. An Integration of UAV-Based Photogrammetry and 3D Modelling for Rockfall Hazard Assessment: The Cárcavos Case in 2018 (Spain) I. Gallo et al.
9. Rockfall hazard analysis for an historical Castle in Kastamonu (Turkey) T. Topal et al.
10. Rock cliffs hazard analysis based on remote geostructural surveys: The Campione del Garda case study (Lake Garda, Northern Italy) A. Ferrero et al.
11. A methodological approach of QRA for slow-moving landslides at a regional scale F. Caleca et al.
12. Earthquake-induced rockfall hazard zoning A. Valagussa et al.
13. A methodology to obtain the block size distribution of fragmental rockfall deposits R. Ruiz-Carulla et al.
14. Spatial recognition of a rock fall velocity model developed in C++ using Geographic Information Sciences (GIS) R. Deka et al.
15. Evaluation of rock slope stability for a touristic coastal area near Kusadasi, Aydin (Turkey) Y. Kaya & T. Topal
16. Numerical Simulation of Rockfall Protection Embankments in Natural Soil S. Vigna et al.
17. Simulation of Full-Scale Rockfall Tests with a Fragmentation Model G. Matas et al.
18. Rock-fall runout simulation using a QGIS plugin along north–west coast of Malta (Mediterranean Sea) N. Sarkar et al.
19. On the Dynamic Fragmentation of Rock-Like Spheres: Insights into Fragment Distribution and Energy Partition D. Guccione et al.
20. Effects of the impact angle on the coefficient of restitution in rockfall analysis based on a medium-scale laboratory test Y. Wang et al.
21. Application of the Swiss Federal Guidelines on rock fall hazard: a case study in the Cilento region (Southern Italy) P. Budetta
22. Recommendations for the quantitative analysis of landslide risk J. Corominas et al.
23. Size Distribution for Potentially Unstable Rock Masses and In Situ Rock Blocks Using LIDAR-Generated Digital Elevation Models O. Mavrouli et al.
24. Repenser les fondements du zonage règlementaire des risques en montagne « récurrents » N. Eckert et al.
25. Assessment of rockfall hazard around Afyon Castle, Turkey T. Topal et al.
26. Modeling rockfall frequency and bounce height from three-dimensional simulation process models and growth disturbances in submontane broadleaved trees C. Corona et al.
27. An evaluation of the performance of rock fall protection measures and their role in hazard zoning C. Jaccard et al.
28. Rockfall characterisation and structural protection – a review A. Volkwein et al.
29. Photogrammetry and laser scanning for analyzing slope stability and rock fall runout along the Domodossola?Iselle railway, the Italian Alps R. Salvini et al.
30. Dynamics and mass balance of the 2007 Cima Una rockfall (Eastern Alps, Italy) A. Viero et al.
31. Rockfall Hazard Analysis From Discrete Fracture Network Modelling with Finite Persistence Discontinuities C. Lambert et al.
32. Underground rockfall stability analysis using the numerical manifold method Z. Wu & L. Wong
33. Assessment and prevention on the potential rockfall hazard of high-steep rock slope: a case study of Zhongyuntai mountain in Lianyungang, China Z. Ji et al.
34. Influence of expertise on rockfall hazard assessment using empirical methods A. Delonca et al.
35. Determining Rockfall Risk in Christchurch Using Rockfalls Triggered by the 2010–2011 Canterbury Earthquake Sequence C. Massey et al.
36. A Hybrid FEM/DEM Approach to Estimating Rock Block Breakage due to Gravity Free-Fall K. Veltin et al.
37. Economical Recycled Concrete Aggregates to Attenuate Successive Rockfall Impacts: Large-Scale Field Modeling Y. Su et al.
38. Rock slopes risk assessment based on advanced geostructural survey techniques A. Ferrero et al.
39. Improving three-dimensional rockfall trajectory simulation codes for assessing the efficiency of protective embankments S. Lambert et al.
40. Quantifying the effect of forests on frequency and intensity of rockfalls C. Moos et al.
41. Definitions and Concepts for Quantitative Rockfall Hazard and Risk Analysis D. Hantz et al.
42. Quantitative rockfall risk assessment for an important road by means of the rockfall risk management (RO.MA.) method P. Budetta et al.
43. Toward objective rockfall trajectory simulation using a stochastic impact model F. Bourrier et al.
44. Qualitative Rockfall Hazard Assessment: A Comprehensive Review of Current Practices F. Ferrari et al.
45. Engineering Application and Prediction of the Influence Area of the Rockfall Hazards X. Liao et al.
46. From rock mass to rockfall activity: A comprehensive rockfall assessment using 3D kinematic analysis and change detection A. Watman et al.
47. Rockfalls in the Duratón canyon, central Spain: Inventory and statistical analysis L. Tanarro & J. Muñoz
48. Failure mechanisms and triggering factors in calcareous cliffs of the Subalpine Ranges (French Alps) M. Frayssines & D. Hantz
49. Field evidence and indicators of rockfall fragmentation and implications for mobility C. Lanfranconi et al.
50. Some Open Issues on Rockfall Hazard Analysis in Fractured Rock Mass: Problems and Prospects A. Ferrero et al.
51. Rockfall Hazard Analysis Based on the Concept of Functional Safety with Application to the Highway Network in South Korea J. Lee et al.
52. Rockfall Hazard Assessment Around Ankara Citadel (Turkey) Using Rockfall Analyses and Hazard Rating System N. San et al.
53. A multi parameter seismic resilience and risk rating method for managing seismic and rockfall hazards in remote and inaccessible cultural assets and nearby residents L. Long & G. Yan
54. Predicting the probability of rockfalls occurrence caused by the earthquake of Changureh-Avaj in 2002 using LR, MLP, and RBF methods V. Bagheri et al.
55. 3D Modelling of Rockfall Hazard at Gunung Lang, Ipoh M. Ghani et al.
56. New Cadanav Methodology for Rock Fall Hazard Zoning Based on 3D Trajectory Modelling J. Abbruzzese & V. Labiouse
57. A computational design optimization method for rockfall protection embankments H. Kanno et al.
58. Rockfall hazard and risk assessments along roads at a regional scale: example in Swiss Alps C. Michoud et al.
59. Rockfall Kinematics from Massive Rock Cliffs: Outlier Boulders and Flyrock from Whitney Portal, California, Rockfalls B. Collins et al.
60. Rockfalls: analysis of the block fragmentation through field experiments J. Gili et al.
61. The Potential of UAV-Acquired Photogrammetric and LiDAR-Point Clouds for Obtaining Rock Dimensions as Input Parameters for Modeling Rockfall Runout Zones B. Žabota et al.
62. Influence of rock mass strength on the erosion rate of alpine cliffs J. Moore et al.
63. Reliability-Based Design of Protection Net Fences: Influence of Rockfall Uncertainties through a Statistical Analysis M. Marchelli et al.
64. Achieving a more realistic assessment of rockfall hazards by coupling three‐dimensional process models and field‐based tree‐ring data D. Trappmann et al.
65. Failure Impact Assessment for Large-Scale Landslides Located Near Human Settlement: Case Study in Southern Taiwan M. Chung et al.
66. Rolling motion behavior of rockfall on gentle slope: an experimental approach S. Cui et al.
67. Rockfall susceptibility and runout in the Valley of the Kings L. Marija et al.
68. State of the art in rockfall – forest interactions L. Dorren et al.
69. Predicting the fragmentation survival probability of brittle spheres upon impact from statistical distribution of material properties D. Guccione et al.
70. A fractal fragmentation model for rockfalls R. Ruiz-Carulla et al.
71. Joint use of field investigations and 2D simulations of rockfall trajectories to calibrate surface parameters and generate local propagation maps M. Farvacque et al.
72. The Economic Evaluation of Forest Protection Service Against Rockfall: A Review of Experiences and Approaches E. Bianchi et al.
73. Comparing numerical and experimental approaches for the stochastic modeling of the bouncing of a boulder on a coarse soil F. Bourrier et al.
74. Landslide hazard zoning based on numerical simulation and hazard assessment C. Lo et al.
75. Application of Remote Sensing Data for Evaluation of Rockfall Potential within a Quarry Slope C. Robiati et al.
76. Effects of volume and topographic parameters on rockfall travel distance: a case study from NW Himalayas, Pakistan M. Basharat et al.
77. Rockfalls trajectography: 3D models predictive capability assessment and coefficients calibration using optimization-based processes F. Raibaut et al.
78. Evolution of rock falls in the Northern part of the Peloponnese, Greece V. Zygouri & I. Koukouvelas
79. A Novel Approach to Assess the Influence of Rockfall Source Areas: The Case Study of Bardonecchia (Italy) L. Milan et al.
80. Respective impacts of global warming, permafrost thaw and urban sprawl on debris-flow risk: Insights from the Dorfbach Torrent, Swiss Alps G. da Silva Correia et al.
81. Multiple Lines of Rockfall Net Fences: A Design Proposal of the System M. Marchelli
82. A probabilistic approach for landslide hazard analysis S. Lari et al.
83. Contributions of Rock Mass Structure to the Emplacement of Fragmenting Rockfalls and Rockslides: Insights From Laboratory Experiments Q. Lin et al.
84. Characteristics of the Seismic Signal Generated by Fragmental Rockfalls: Insight From Laboratory Experiments Q. Lin et al.
85. 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.
86. Rockfall kinematics and restitution coefficients via inertial navigation technology H. Xie et al.
87. RockFall analyst: A GIS extension for three-dimensional and spatially distributed rockfall hazard modeling H. Lan et al.
88. Vers une nouvelle approche quantitative pour l’évaluation de l’aléa de chute de blocs A. Rossignol et al.
89. Prediction of Rockfall from Highwall Slope in an Open Cast Mine S. Raja et al.
90. Statistical correlation between meteorological and rockfall databases A. Delonca et al.
91. A New Methodology for Mapping Past Rockfall Events: From Mobile Crowdsourcing to Rockfall Simulation Validation B. Žabota & M. Kobal
92. New Cadanav methodology for quantitative rock fall hazard assessment and zoning at the local scale J. Abbruzzese & V. Labiouse
93. Quantitative Rockfall Hazard Assessment of the Norwegian Road Network and Residences at an Indicative Level from Simulated Trajectories F. Noël & S. Nordang
94. Cascade effect of rock bridge failure in planar rock slides: numerical test with a distinct element code A. Delonca et al.
95. A new attempt for early warning of unstable rocks based on vibration parameters Y. Du et al.
96. An approach for evaluating the role of protection measures in rockfall hazard zoning based on the Swiss experience E. Prina Howald et al.
97. Energy transfer in dynamic fragmentation of rock-like spheres: Insights from impact experiments J. Huang et al.
98. A calculation model to assess the crack propagation length of rock block in clastic flow Y. Liu et al.
99. Pierre3D: a 3D stochastic rockfall simulator based on random ground roughness and hyperbolic restitution factors V. Gischig et al.