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Szafrańska, Anna

doi:10.15804/em.2019.01.16

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“…In Poland, people have been settling in river valleys since the Stone Age [1]. Over time, river valleys were strongly transformed during the industrialisation period.…”

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Mass-Movement Causes and Landslide Susceptibility in River Valleys of Lowland Areas: A Case Study in the Central Radunia Valley, Northern Poland

Małka,

Zabuski,

Enzmann

et al. 2023

Geosciences

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This work aims to analyse the mechanisms and factors contributing to shallow soil landslides in river valleys entrenched in lowlands using the Central Radunia Valley as an example. The combination of susceptibility analysis using geographic-information-system-based statistical models, field surveys, analysis of archival materials, and numerical modelling using FLAC2D software (https://www.itascacg.com/software/flac2d, accessed on 10 January 2023) for the analysis of slope stability and hydrogeological processes allows for comprehensive landslide reconstruction, mass movement mechanism description, and an explanation of the role of triggering and causal factors. The results emphasise the need for cross-disciplinary studies of shallow soil landslides. The identification and periodisation of the causal factors indicate that geomorphological conditions play a particularly important role. The current study shows that the greatest influence on landslide formation in the Central Radunia Valley is slope angle, as determined using a high-resolution digital elevation model. The slope angle factor is sufficient to produce a reliable susceptibility map (the areas under the curve of the success rate and prediction rate curves are 87.84% and 85.34%, respectively). However, numerical modelling of slope failure also clearly indicated that there was a significant influence of anthropogenic impacts on the landslide process. We determined that the main triggering factor causing the January 2019 Rutki landslide was related to the drilling of a borehole on 10 January 2019. The water used for drilling hydrated the soil and thus weakened the stability conditions.

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“…In Poland, people have been settling in river valleys since the Stone Age [1]. Over time, river valleys were strongly transformed during the industrialisation period.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%