PPT-Landslide

Fleetwood Mac             Time Events 00000012 Intro 00120035 Verse 1Guitar and Vocal 00350111 Pre ChorusGuitar and Vocal 01110134 Chorus 1Guitar and Vocal 01340159. INTRODUCTION et al 485 brPage 2br 2 METHODOLOGY OF DISPLACEMENT MONITORING 21 Terrestrial Laser Scanning technology 11 Data acquisition 22 Displacement characterization and quantification a The benchmark method M1 b Cloud to cloud comparison method (iii) Heavy and prolonged rainfall: Water is commonly the primary factor triggering a landslide. Slides often occur following intense rainfall, when storm water runoff saturates soils on steep slopes Mountains. Karl M. Emanuel. North Zone Geologist. Black Hills National Forest. This slide shows generalized illustrations of most of the major landslide types.. All of the these slope failure styles are seen within the Black Hills, but most of the those observed in our area are of the following types.. Description: "tion out of the slope of axis below the centre of gravity the displaced mass and sometimes slope angle 45-90 degreesDiscontinuities, lithostratigraphy Location: Jasper National Park- Ca M7.6. Landslides. and . other. forms . of . mass. wasting. Particles create an angle of repose . based on their size and angularity. Angle of. repose. Fine sand. Coarse sand. Angular pebbles. 45°. 40°. InstituteInstituteof Geology and Mineral of Geology and Mineral ExplorationExploration(IGME) is the national geologigal survey of Greece (IGME) is the national geologigal survey of Greece and is the o Generation Developments December 2006 PEATLANDSLIDE HAZARD AND December2006 Guidance objectives 1 Context 1-2Scope of document 3Information Requirement 3Assessment Services 4Developer Design Team 6 Resources. Perpetual:. renewed continuously on a human scale. . Renewable:. can be replenished fairly quickly. . Non-renewable:. exist only in fixed quantities. (once they are gone they are gone.). Landslides. . prevention & control. . Presented by. : . . Geologist Planet. . ROCK SHED NEW ZEA Land . CONTENTS. . . Introduction. Subject. :. . Stratigraphy . and . Geomorphology. to analyze Slope Stability. Kyle C. Fredrick, . PhD. California . University of PA. Clarissa . Enslin. (BS . CalU ‘14), MS Candidate, Idaho State University. Geomorphology Course. A Pilot Landslide Loss Study for the States of Washington and Oregon With an Application to the 50 United States. Lynn Highland, Geographer. USGS Landslide Program. Golden, Colorado. . The Colorado Flooding of September is costing homeowners, businesses and local governments nearly $2 billion, much of it uninsured. Oso. , Washington, . Landslide. Sarah Hall (College of the Atlantic). Becca Walker (. Mt. . San Antonio . C. ollege). Version: June 19, 2017. S. aturday March 22, . 2014. ,. . 10:37 . a.m. .. . 43 . Lecture 13. 1. Spatial Models & Modeling. Ch. 13 Part 1. Lecture 13. 2. Introduction. A model is a description of reality.. A spatial model describes the basic properties or processes for a set of spatial features which helps us understand their form and behavior.. Alex Evernden. Environmental Science Department. Western Oregon University. Monmouth, Oregon. Aevernden20@mail.wou.edu. Outline. Introduction to landslides. Landslide classifications. Falls/topples. Slides/slumps.