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24 December 2012
Four landslide videos for Christmas
Four interesting new landslide videos, two from the USA, one from China and one from the UK
19 December 2012
Unbelievable – a video of a landslide striking and derailing a freight train in Everett, near Seattle, USA
On Monday a landslide derailed a freight train Everett, near Seattle in Washington State, USA. The landslide was caught on a remarkable video
10 December 2012
So who said science isn’t fun? A full-scale (820 m runout) debris flow experiment
A remarkable video of a full-scale debris flow experiment in South Korea.
20 October 2012
A very cool riverbank collapse video
A riverbank collapse landslide video from NE India
2 October 2012
Three late monsoon landslides in Nepal
Three landslides in Nepal yesterday claimed 20 lives
29 September 2012
Updates and videos from a couple of recent landslides
A couple of interesting landslide stories this week (updated with an extra video below): 1. The Route 14 landslide near Cedar Falls, Utah Thanks to Alexandre Mathieu for the heads up on this one. Back in October 2011, a huge landslide blocked State Route 14 near to Cedar Falls. Since then a huge project has been underway to reinstate the road. This was completed this week, when the road reopened. …
27 September 2012
Exceptional erosion undercuts an apartment block in the UK
In Newburn, near Newcastle in NE England, exceptional rainfall has caused the erosion of the foundations of an apartment block.
15 August 2012
A video illustration of the impacts of riverbank collapse
An interesting video of a house collapsing as a result of riverbank erosion in India
13 August 2012
Do watch this – probably the best ever debris flow video, from Austria last week
A remarkable new video of a series of mudflows in Virgen, Austria
28 July 2012
Quite a cool new debris flow video from India
A nice video of a debris flow in action in India
Dave Petley is the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Hull in the United Kingdom. His blog provides commentary and analysis of landslide events occurring worldwide, including the landslides themselves, latest research, and conferences and meetings.
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