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16 March 2012
Additional resources (photos and videos) for the rockfall at the White Cliffs of Dover
Excellent new photos and an aerial video of the recent fall on the White Cliffs of Dover
9 March 2012
Friday fun: fantastic new landslide video from New Zealand
A new video of a landslide in action in the Waioeka Gorge in New Zealand
24 February 2012
New landslide video: The Ijkdijk (dike) failure experiment
A vdeo showing a failure test on a dike in the Netherlands, undertaken in 2008
18 February 2012
New landslide video: open cast coal mine failure in Indonesia
A new video of a large landslide in an open cast coal mine in Indonesia in January 2012
10 February 2012
Friday fun: a new landslide video and a remarkable escape from a rockfall
As a bit of light-hearted relief from the Philippines and Papua New Guinea landslides, here are two interesting landslide items. First, with a hat-tip to Greg Springer, there is a new landslide video on Youtube. It is another good one (despite the music): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Px-73K_4SU According to the Youtube page “The landslide occurred summer 2011 in Athens County, Ohio during construction of a new road.” I will update the ultimate landslide …
21 January 2012
The ultimate compilation of the best landslide videos
A compilation of the best landslide videos on the internet
14 January 2012
A photo album of landslide damage at Golden Bay, Nelson, New Zealand
In December 2011 a severe rainstorm triggered landslides in Golden Bay, New Zealand. This post provides photos of the landslide damage.
11 January 2012
A wonderful iceberg arch collapse video
An amazing, and beautiful, video of an icerberg arch collapsing in Antarctica
9 January 2012
So what would you do…
An interesting video of the reaction of people standing on a beach to an earthquake.
10 December 2011
A stunning new landslide video: Paz de Río, Boyacá, Colombia
A remarkable new video has emerged of a landslide at Paz de Río, Boyacá in Colombia.
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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