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42. Landslide susceptibility analysis in central Vietnam based on an incomplete landslide inventory: Comparison of a new method to calculate weighting factors by means of bivariate statistics M. Meinhardt et al.
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62. Prediction of landslide velocity and displacement from groundwater level changes considering the shear rate-dependent friction of sliding zone soil H. Miao & G. Wang
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68. Analysis of Rainfall-induced Landslide Using the Extended DDA by Incorporating Matric Suction L. Guo et al.
69. Research on the rainfall-induced regional slope failures along the Yangtze River of Anhui, China J. Zhang et al.
70. On the Use of a Water Potential Probe for Suction and Temperature Measurements in Unsaturated Natural Clayey Soil N. Stasi et al.
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72. Prediction of Shallow Rainfall-Induced Landslides Using Shear Strength of Unsaturated Soil S. Ravindran & I. Gratchev
73. Hybrid Bayesian network-based landslide risk assessment method for modeling risk for industrial facilities subjected to landslides M. Lan et al.
74. Investigation on the Wide-Area Slope Stability Using Open Data of Topography Before and After the Disaster Y. Watanabe et al.
75. Modeling probabilistic-based reliability assessment of gridded rainfall thresholds for shallow landslide occurrence due to the uncertainty of rainfall in time and space X. Wang et al.
76. Physically based modeling of rainfall-triggered landslides: a case study in the Luquillo forest, Puerto Rico C. Lepore et al.
77. Effects of Litter Mulch Type and Coverage Amount on Slope Runoff and Sediment Yield in Simulated Rainfall S. Huang et al.
78. 1-g physical modeling in engineering geology and its application of pile-reinforced reservoir landslides X. Hu et al.
79. Assessing shallow landslide hazards using the TRIGRS and SHALSTAB models, Serra do Mar, Brazil B. Vieira et al.
80. A prototype system for space–time assessment of rainfall-induced shallow landslides in Italy L. Montrasio et al.
81. Rainfall-induced shallow landslides triggered after vegetation removed because of fires: G-XSLIP application to Gioiosa Marea (Sicily, Italy) M. Gatto et al.
82. Applicability and performance of deterministic and probabilistic physically based landslide modeling in a data-scarce environment of the Colombian Andes R. Marin et al.
83. Space-time prediction of rainfall-induced shallow landslides through Artificial Neural Networks in comparison with the SLIP model M. Gatto et al.
84. Research on influential factors of crack propagation depth of unsaturated residual soils under short-term variations in external air pressure X. Xu et al.
85. A new Landslide Investigation and Simulation Archive through downscaled landslide experiments L. Longoni et al.
86. The Impact of Probability Density Functions Assessment on Model Performance for Slope Stability Analysis E. Volpe et al.
87. Modelling the rainfall threshold for shallow landslides considering the landslide predisposing factors in Portugal C. Villaça et al.
88. Investigation and prediction of water infiltration process in cracked soils based on a full-scale model test Y. Luo et al.
89. The catastrophic 13 November 2015 rock-debris slide in Lidong, south-western Zhejiang (China): a landslide triggered by a combination of antecedent rainfall and triggering rainfall X. Chen et al.
90. The role of plants in the prevention of soil-slip: the G-SLIP model and its application on territorial scale through G-XSLIP platform L. Montrasio et al.
91. Quantification of the influence of preferential flow on slope stability using a numerical modelling approach W. Shao et al.
92. Geomorphic and geologic controls on large-scale landslides in the Himalayan region of China Y. Wang et al.
93. Effect of Rainfall Intensity on Landslide Initiation: Flume Tests and Numerical Analysis Q. Tang et al.
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95. Fitting of Soil-Water Characteristic Curves (SWCC) of Bukit Mewah, Malaysia soil using field monitoring dataset F. Suhaizan et al.
96. Monitoring soil-water and displacement conditions leading to landslide occurrence in partially saturated clays M. Bittelli et al.
97. Determination of Areas Susceptible to Landsliding Using Spatial Patterns of Rainfall from Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission Data, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil R. Guimarães et al.
98. Multi-failure numerical analysis of rainfall-triggered landslides at the basin-scale D. Calpa et al.
99. Assessing limit equilibrium method approach and mapping critical areas for slope stability analysis in Serra do Mar Paranaense—Brazil A. Acevedo et al.
100. X-SLIP: A SLIP-based multi-approach algorithm to predict the spatial–temporal triggering of rainfall-induced shallow landslides over large areas M. Placido Antonio Gatto & L. Montrasio
101. Empirical and Physically Based Thresholds for the Occurrence of Shallow Landslides in a Prone Area of Northern Italian Apennines M. Bordoni et al.
102. Hazard Mapping of Rainfall-induced Shallow Landslide in Phetchabun, Thailand K. ONO et al.
103. Rapid prediction of rainfall-induced landslides over a wide area aided by a simulation-based surrogate model K. Tozato et al.
104. Precipitation data and their uncertainty as input for rainfall-induced shallow landslide models Y. Chen et al.
105. Geomorphological control on variably saturated hillslope hydrology and slope instability F. Giuseppe et al.
106. Recent rainfall-induced rapid and long-traveling landslide on 17 May 2016 in Aranayaka, Kagelle District, Sri Lanka K. Dang et al.
107. Research on the Impact of Regional-Scale Soil Mechanics Parameter Disturbances on Rainfall Landslides Warning K. Wang et al.
108. Probabilistic model calibration of spatial variability for a physically-based landslide susceptibility model J. Luo et al.
109. Assessment of a Dynamic Physically Based Slope Stability Model to Evaluate Timing and Distribution of Rainfall-Induced Shallow Landslides J. Thomas et al.
110. Characteristics and influencing factors of rainfall-induced landslide and debris flow hazards in Shaanxi Province, China K. Zhang et al.
111. Study on the mechanism of shallow damage to expansive soil slopes induced by preferential crack flow infiltration X. Huang et al.
112. Numerical Analysis of 3D Slope Stability in a Rainfall-Induced Landslide: Insights from Different Hydrological Conditions and Soil Layering G. Chen et al.
113. A dataset of geotechnical parameters based on international literature to characterise lithotypes in Italy N. Monte et al.
114. Susceptibility to Translational Landslides in Ecuador Caused by Changes in Electrical Permittivity of Andepts Soils Using Software-Defined Radar for Detection D. Veloz-Cherrez et al.
115. Fast physically-based probabilistic modelling of rainfall-induced shallow landslide susceptibility at the regional scale considering geotechnical uncertainties and different hydrological conditions H. Cui et al.
116. Landslide susceptibility mapping using physics-guided machine learning: a case study of a debris flow event in Colorado Front Range T. Pei & T. Qiu
117. Debris flow susceptibility mapping in Colorado Front Range, USA: A comparison of physics-based and data-driven approaches T. Pei et al.
118. Evaluation of the influence of soil mechanical parameters on the position of rainfall thresholds for shallow landslides M. Velásquez & R. Marin
119. Probabilistic landslide risk assessment: Case study of Bujumbura G. Shirambere et al.
120. Implications of hornbeam and beech root systems on slope stability: from field and laboratory measurements to modelling methods A. Deljouei et al.
121. Implementation of a slope stability method in the CRITERIA-1D agro-hydrological modeling scheme G. Sannino et al.
122. Physical and numerical modelling of shallow landslides L. Montrasio et al.
123. Estimation of the Degree of Saturation of Shallow Soils from Satellite Observations to Model Soil Slips Occurred in Emilia Romagna Region of Northern Italy M. Lorella et al.
124. Three decades of landslide activity in western Nepal: new insights into trends and climate drivers A. Muñoz-Torrero Manchado et al.
125. Improved Method of Defining Rainfall Intensity and Duration Thresholds for Shallow Landslides Based on TRIGRS S. Zhang et al.
126. A simplified physically based coupled rainfall threshold model for triggering landslides Y. Wu et al.
127. Predicted Climate Change will Increase Landslide Risk in Hanjiang River Basin, China X. Tang et al.
128. Spatio-temporal analysis and simulation on shallow rainfall-induced landslides in China using landslide susceptibility dynamics and rainfall I-D thresholds W. Li et al.
129. Large-scale survey method for the integrity of historical urban walls: application to the case of Volterra (Italy) M. Puppio et al.
130. Quantifying the contribution of grapevine roots to soil mechanical reinforcement in an area susceptible to shallow landslides M. Bordoni et al.
131. Influence of soil mechanical and hydraulic parameters on the definition of rainfall intensity and duration thresholds based on Transient rainfall infiltration and grid-based regional slope-stability model (TRIGRS) S. Zhang et al.
132. Geoelectrical characterization and monitoring of slopes on a rainfall-triggered landslide simulator A. Hojat et al.
133. Effects of soil heterogeneity on susceptibility of shallow landslides E. Oguz et al.
134. Investigation and numerical simulation of the 22 February 2018 landslide-triggered long-traveling debris flow at Pasir Panjang Village, Brebes Regency of Central Java, Indonesia H. Setiawan et al.
135. A GIS tool for infinite slope stability analysis (GIS-TISSA) R. Escobar-Wolf et al.
136. Calibration scenarios for physically based rainfall-induced landslide modelling at regional scale. Application to Vall d’Aran (Central Pyrenees, Spain) F. Asurza et al.
137. A Simplified Approach to Assess the Soil Saturation Degree and Stability of a Representative Slope Affected by Shallow Landslides in Oltrepò Pavese (Italy) M. Bordoni et al.
138. Unsaturated soil slope properties and shallow landslides development in Souk Ahras area, NE, Algeria B. Ibtissam et al.
139. Soil Saturation and Stability Analysis of a Test Site Slope Using the Shallow Landslide Instability Prediction (SLIP) Model L. Montrasio et al.
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141. Modeling the hydrological and mechanical effect of roots on shallow landslides E. Arnone et al.
142. Warning Model for Shallow Landslides Induced by Extreme Rainfall L. Chien et al.
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144. Landslide Analysis of Historical Urban Walls: Case Study of Volterra, Italy M. Puppio et al.
145. Understanding the sensitivity to the soil properties and rainfall conditions of two physically-based slope stability models R. Marin et al.
146. Development of a FBG water content sensor adopting FDM method and its application in field drying-wetting monitoring test X. Zhang et al.
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148. Requirements for Flood-Driven Forecasting Systems for Small and Medium-Sized Catchments in Germany J. Leandro et al.
149. Rainfall characteristics and magnitude control the volume of shallow and deep-seated landslides: Inferences from analyses using a simple runoff model T. Sato & Y. Shuin
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152. Incorporating Rainfall Forecast Data in X-SLIP Platform to Predict the Triggering of Rainfall-Induced Shallow Landslides in Real Time M. Gatto
153. Correlation of engineering geological aspects of bi-geomaterial interface and failure patterns of rainfall-induced accumulation landslides in Huanggang area, China S. Zhang et al.
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156. Understanding shallow landslides in Campos do Jordão municipality – Brazil: disentangling the anthropic effects from natural causes in the disaster of 2000 R. Mendes et al.
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160. Reconstruction of a wetting-induced shallow landslide in Shillong, India P. Das & T. Bharat
161. Effects of plant roots on soil shear strength and shallow landslide proneness in an area of northern Italian Apennines M. Bordoni et al.
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172. A comprehensive review and potential guidance on the reliability of landslide evaluation approaches in Central, Northern, and Northwestern Highlands, Ethiopia B. Gidday & B. Gidday
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178. A Quick Review of Technical Developments in Indonesian Landslides Early Warning Systems V. Pandey et al.
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