Investigation of landslide triggers on Mount Oku, Cameroon, using Newmark displacement and cluster analysis
D. L. W. Djukem,
A. Braun,
X. Fan
et al.
Abstract:Background
The landslide inventory of the western flank of Mount Oku, Cameroon, includes spreads or complex landslides, indicating sudden soil weakening, possibly due to seismic activity or heavy rainfall causing groundwater rise. These landslides were likely triggered between 2009 and 2018 based on the dates of the aerial imagery. Identifying triggers for past landslides remains a major unresolved issue in landslide science. However, understanding these triggers is crucial for accurately asses… Show more
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