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VIDEO: Boaters film landslide furiously roaring down hill

August 27, 2012 rockman 1

Earlier this summer, there were several large landslides in B.C. Canada, including some with fatalities. Around that time, the landslide video below was captured by some boaters. [Source: WTVR.com]

Bridge piers left incomplete after slope movement caused them to be out of plumb on the Oregon Route 20 Project from Pioneer to Eddyville
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Analysis: Did Design-Build Fail on Route 20 in Oregon?

August 27, 2012 rockman Comments Off on Analysis: Did Design-Build Fail on Route 20 in Oregon?

The Oregon Route 20 project resulted in the original design-build contractor being terminated from the project after bridge pier bents began shifting from construction activities in a landslide-prone area. "Design-build is more of a risk […]

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Video: Amazing Debris Flow Footage from Virgen, Austria

August 13, 2012 rockman Comments Off on Video: Amazing Debris Flow Footage from Virgen, Austria

 The Landslide Blog posted this amazing video of a debris flow, or series of debris flows in the town of Virgen, Austria.  The flows happened towards the beginning of August after some heavy rainfall.  This […]

Pier columns on a bridge displaced by landslides are demolished
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Oregon settles with contractor on landslide plagued Highway 20 project

May 16, 2012 rockman Comments Off on Oregon settles with contractor on landslide plagued Highway 20 project

The Oregon DOT stopped work on a 10-mile stretch of Highway 20 back in 2010 after several landslides were discovered during construction. Four bridges that were constructed by Yaquina River Constructors, a subsidiary of Granite […]

The Titanic wreck didn't sink into the sediment because it rests on a million year old marine landslide.
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Titanic now resting on million year old marine landslide

April 16, 2012 rockman Comments Off on Titanic now resting on million year old marine landslide

A marine geologist with Natural Resources Canada, Steve Blasco, wondered why the wreck of the Titanic did not sink completely into the ocean sediments at its resting place 4 km below the surface. Mr. Blasco […]

Landslide or snow melt causes retaining wall failure that kills one motorist on Austrian Autobahn
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Fatal retaining wall failure in Austria

April 12, 2012 rockman Comments Off on Fatal retaining wall failure in Austria

A retaining wall failed along the A13 autobahn in Schonberg, Austria. Few details are available at this point, but the wall did fall onto a passing truck, killing the driver. Snowmelt was likely a factor […]

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Landslide threatens renowned Australian Sea Cliff Bridge

April 3, 2012 rockman Comments Off on Landslide threatens renowned Australian Sea Cliff Bridge

The picturesque Sea Cliff Bridge South of Sydney, Australia has been built only 7 years and is already threatened by a landslide. Portions of the site have moved 1.5 m since 2006. The Australian Roads […]

Landslide in Waioeka Gorge in New Zealand
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Workers and geotechnical engineer run from 10,000 cu m landslide

March 22, 2012 rockman Comments Off on Workers and geotechnical engineer run from 10,000 cu m landslide

Construction or maintenance personnel and a geotechnical engineer narrowly avoided being a victim of a new landslide at the site of a landslide cleanup. They were attempting to clean up a landslide on the State […]

The couple were spared only because Ms Pollard stopped to pick up a shell for her young daughter
Geologic Hazards

Couple narrowly avoids being crushed by coastal landslide

February 23, 2012 rockman Comments Off on Couple narrowly avoids being crushed by coastal landslide

A couple walking on the beach narrowly missed being crushed by tons of sandstone crumbling from the cliff face. The incident took place in Dorset, UK at a beach that has been known for these […]

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Drawdown landslides in muddy sediments at the Condit Dam

November 14, 2011 rockman Comments Off on Drawdown landslides in muddy sediments at the Condit Dam

Dr. Dave has a nice post about rapid drawdown slope failures and he ties it in to a neat video (below) of the removal of the Condit Dam in Washington state. The video shows some […]

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