AGU 1: Landslide characterisation and forecasting
5 December 2011 22:55 in Conference by Dave Petley
A report on the first landslide session from AGU 2011.
5 December 2011 22:55 in Conference by Dave Petley
A report on the first landslide session from AGU 2011.
21 November 2011 17:30 in landslide report by Dave Petley
A brief report of the final collapse of the San Pedro landslide in California.
15 November 2011 18:04 in landslide report by Dave Petley
Brief report on a coastal landslide affecting a road in San Pedro, California
9 October 2011 05:53 in landslide video by Dave Petley
More information has emerged about the cliff collapse video from Cormwall, SW England
7 October 2011 13:47 in landslide video by Dave Petley
Surely the greatest ever rock cliff collapse video!
8 July 2011 12:36 in landslide video by Dave Petley
The following video was apparently shot in Barnaul in southern Russia this week. Based upon the Google translation it shows a progressive landslide triggered by a leaking storm drain or sewer pipe: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ev1mdvmmZw It is also shown below – skip forward to the 5 minute 15 second point in the film: Does anyone have any more information?
4 June 2011 11:10 in landslide report by Dave Petley
An overview of the Springhill landslide in Utah, which is progressively destroying a residential neighbourhood in a suburb outside Salt Lake City.
23 February 2011 07:11 in Uncategorized by Dave Petley
An examination of the key reasons why a comparatively small (mw = 6.3) earthquake has been responsible for such high losses in Christchurch, New Zealand
14 September 2010 21:35 in Uncategorized by Dave Petley
Thanks to my former student Kurtis Garbutt for the heads up on this one. The video below shows the progressive development of a road in Thailand. I suspect that this initiated as a culvert failure, with multiple collapses due to undercutting: The final frames of the video show an overview of the site. Check out where the people are standing! As an aside, Kurtis also runs a very interesting blog …
7 June 2010 07:09 in Uncategorized by Dave Petley
Apologies to all who emailed and left messages over the weekend requesting updates. FWO data collected at 8 am on Saturday suggests that the rate of flow was 124.6 cumecs, whilst the Pamir Times reported yesterday that it was 131.7 cumecs. If so, the discharge time graph looks like this: Thus, the discharge is apparently stabilising. Various media reports from the site itself suggest that downward erosion of the channel …
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