Influence of wetting and drying cycles on the shear behavior of discontinuities between two different rock types with various surface topographies

Wu, Qiong; Qin, Yue; Tang, Huiming; Meng, Zhen; Li, Changdong; Lu, Sha

doi:10.1007/s11440-024-02332-w

Acta Geotech.

2024

DOI: 10.1007/s11440-024-02332-w

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Influence of wetting and drying cycles on the shear behavior of discontinuities between two different rock types with various surface topographies

Qiong Wu,

Yue Qin,

Huiming Tang

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Identification of Landslide Precursors for Early Warning of Hazards with Remote Sensing

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Landslides are a widely recognized phenomenon, causing huge economic and human losses worldwide. The detection of spatial and temporal landslide deformation, together with the acquisition of precursor information, is crucial for hazard prediction and landslide risk management. Advanced landslide monitoring systems based on remote sensing techniques (RSTs) play a crucial role in risk management and provide important support for early warning systems (EWSs) at local and regional scales. The purpose of this article is to present a review of the current state of knowledge in the development of RSTs used for identifying landslide precursors, as well as detecting, monitoring, and predicting landslides. Almost 200 articles from 2010 to 2024 were analyzed, in which the authors utilized RSTs to detect potential precursors for early warning of hazards. The applications, challenges, and trends of RSTs, largely dependent on the type of landslide, deformation pattern, hazards posed by the landslide, and the size of the area of interest, were also discussed. Although the article indicates some limitations of the RSTs used so far, integrating different techniques and technological developments offers the opportunity to create reliable EWSs and improve existing ones.

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Identification of Landslide Precursors for Early Warning of Hazards with Remote Sensing

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Influence of wetting and drying cycles on the shear behavior of discontinuities between two different rock types with various surface topographies

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Identification of Landslide Precursors for Early Warning of Hazards with Remote Sensing

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