TAILIEUCHUNG - The Landslide Handbook — A Guide to Understanding Landslides

This handbook is intended to be a resource for people affected by landslides to acquire further knowledge, especially about the conditions that are unique to their neighborhoods and communities. Considerable literature and research are available concerning landslides, but unfortunately little of it is synthesized and integrated to address the geographically unique geologic and climatic conditions around the globe. Landslides occur throughout the world, under all climatic conditions and terrains, cost billions in monetary losses, and are responsible for thousands of deaths and injuries each year. Often, they cause long-term economic disruption, population displacement, and negative effects on the natural environment | The Landslide Handbook A Guide to Understanding Landslides By Lynn M. Highland United States Geological Survey and Peter Bobrowsky Geological Survey of Canada Introduction This handbook is intended to be a resource for people affected by landslides to acquire further knowledge especially about the conditions that are unique to their neighborhoods and communities. Considerable literature and research are available concerning landslides but unfortunately little of it is synthesized and integrated to address the geographically unique geologic and climatic conditions around the globe. Landslides occur throughout the world under all climatic conditions and terrains cost billions in monetary losses and are responsible for thousands of deaths and injuries each year. Often they cause long-term economic disruption population displacement and negative effects on the natural environment. Outdated land-use policies may not always reflect the best planning for use of land that is vulnerable to landslides. The reasons for poor or nonexistent land-use policies that minimize the perceived or actual danger and damage potential from geologic hazards are many and encompass the political cultural and financial complexities and intricacies of communities. Landslides often are characterized as local problems but their effects and costs frequently cross local jurisdictions and may become State or Provincial or national problems. Growing populations may be limited in their geographic expansion except to occupy unstable steep or remote areas. Often stabilizing landslide-scarred areas is too costly and some inhabitants have no other places to relocate. Fortunately simple low-tech precautions and actions can be adopted to at least ensure an individual s immediate safety and this handbook gives a brief overview of many of these options. We strongly suggest that where possible the assistance of professional engineers geologists or those experienced in the successful mitigation of unstable .

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• Landslide
• handbook
• natural environment
• climatic conditions
• unique geologic
• economic disruption
• population displacement
• Forest road networks
• Landslide frequency
• Landslide susceptibility
• Logistic regression
• Road landslide index
• Damage of landslide
• Ảnh hưởng của lở đất
• Sử dụng đất
• Determining the damage of landslide
• Damage of actual landslides
• Vùng đồi núi
• Integration of landslide
• Mai Chau district
• Hoa Binh province
• GIS based frequency ratio method
• Landslide susceptibility mapping
• Frequency ratio
• Proper land use management
• Landslide susceptibility map produced
• R program
• Landslide susceptibility zone
• Geographic Information System
• No Landslide Zones
• Plan curvature
• Profile Curvature
• Tạp chí khoa học
• Engineering geological analysis
• Gia Nghia volcanous area
• Đak Nong province
• Nuclear engineering and technology
• Development of an earthquake induced landslide risk assessment approach
• Nuclear power plants
• Core damage frequency
• NPP during the earthquake event
• Subsequent run out
• Risk assessment
• Landslide mitigation
• Sustainable development
• The transport sector
• Mountainous areas in general
• Column analysis
• Limit equilibrium method
• Slope stability analysis
• Landslide trigger
• Modern study methods
• Bright spot
• Polygonal faults
• Submarine landslide
• Chaos seismic facies
• Mass transport deposits
• Natural hazards phenomenon
• Remote sensing
• Landslide map
• Geodynamic processes
• Landslide Inventory
• Susceptibility Assessment
• Disaster Management
• Hydrologic Data
• Automated Integration
• Comprehensive Monitoring
• Oriental beech
• Tree rings
• Wood anatomy
• Growth rates
• Growth variation
• Earth sciences
• First order differential equations
• Rotational landslides
• Light detection and ranging
• Utilized dynamic Kalman
• Tsunami phenomenon
• Submarine slide
• Smoothed particles hydrodynamics
• SPHysics code
• Smooth Particle Hydrodynamics
• Seismic sea waves
• Landslide monitoring
• Dynamic Kalman filtering
• Bernese V5
• 0 software
• Global Positioning System
• Kinematic model