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HomeNewsGeologic HazardsPittsburgh Area Has 49 Active Landslides

Pittsburgh Area Has 49 Active Landslides

May 21, 2008 rockman Geologic Hazards Comments Off on Pittsburgh Area Has 49 Active Landslides

 

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Titanic movie star Leonardo DiCaprio has been sued by his neighbors for allegedly activating a landslide on the neighbor’s property through negligently excavating for a basketball court at his home in the hills above Sunset […]

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105th Anniversary of Frank Landslide

April 29, 2008 rockman Geologic Hazards Comments Off on 105th Anniversary of Frank Landslide

Fellow geo-blogger David Petley of Durham University posted today about the 105th anniversary of the Frank Landslide in Canada. The slide had an estimated volume of 30 million cubic meters and took all of about […]

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Utah Releases Landslide Susceptibility Map

January 9, 2008 rockman Available Resources Comments Off on Utah Releases Landslide Susceptibility Map

The Utah Geologic Survey has released a "Landslide Susceptibility Map of Utah". They apparently relied quite heavily on GIS based thresholding of existing slope angles but only after they had statistically analyzed failure  angles for particular geologic units. So it sounds like they throw the known landslides, the geologic map of Utah and a DEM into the GIS a blend it all up. Perhaps a slight oversimplification!

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