Reprint
Landslides in Forests around the World: Causes and Mitigation
Edited by
May 2023
276 pages
- ISBN978-3-0365-7507-0 (Hardback)
- ISBN978-3-0365-7506-3 (PDF)
This book is a reprint of the Special Issue Landslides in Forests around the World: Causes and Mitigation that was published in
Biology & Life Sciences
Environmental & Earth Sciences
Summary
This reprint, named “Landslides in Forests around the World: Causes and Mitigation”, covers various topics, such as the impact mechanism of tree roots on landslide stability, landslide deformation monitoring, landslide disaster prevention and control engineering technology, the automatic identification of regional landslides, susceptibility and hazard assessment, and a rainfall-induced mass landslide warning.
Format
- Hardback
License
© 2022 by the authors; CC BY-NC-ND license
Keywords
shallow landslide; probability of occurrence; typhoon; data-driven model; Ningguo City; landslide susceptibility; antecedent effective precipitation; daily precipitation; hybrid landslide warning model; multibaseline InSAR techniques; Guang’an Village Landslide; InSAR; time-series analysis; post-event deformation mapping; root-soil composite; root reinforcement coefficient; shear strength parameters; root distribution angle; root diameter; landslide susceptibility mapping; random forest model; qualitative analysis; quantitative evaluation; Yunyang County; granular flow; ring-shear test; fluctuation characteristics; landslide; susceptibility; tree species; age group; woodland type; forest origin; YOLOv3; deep learning; automatic landslide identification; remote sensing image; flexible rockfall barrier; energy capacity; landslide debris; field investigation; coupled numerical simulation; landslide susceptibility; land-use suitability; random forest model; Hechuan District; landslide susceptibility assessment; deep learning; machine learning; Three Gorges Reservoir area; landslide; early-warning model; machine learning; Random Forest; model study; nucleation process; landslide; waveform similarity; repeating earthquakes; neighboring earthquakes; reinforcement of roots; slope stability; growth and decay; Japanese cedar trees; shallow landslides; n/a