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Landslides represent one of the most serious natural hazards in Italy, frequently resulting in fatalities and several damage to infrastructure. Recent advancements in Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) have enabled the development of monitoring systems that can monitor slope displacements continuously, accurately, and at relatively low cost. In this study, we present a monitoring network based on single-frequency GNSS...
Optimization of rainfall thresholds for landslide early warning through false alarm reduction and a multi-source validationNARA Subscribed
This study proposes an innovative approach to develop a regional-scale landslide forecasting model based on rainfall thresholds optimized for operational early warning. In particular, it addresses two main issues that usually hinder the operational implementation of this kind of models: (i) the excessive number of false alarms, resulting in civil protection system activation without any real need, and (ii) the validation proce...
Exploring a landslide inventory created by automated web data mining: the case of ItalyNARA Subscribed
Nowadays, several systems to set up landslide inventories exist although they rarely rely on automated or real-time updates. Mass media can provide reliable info about natural hazard events with a relatively high temporal and spatial resolution. The news publication about a natural disaster inside newspaper or crowdsourcing platforms allows a faster observation, survey, and classification of these phenomena. Several techniques...
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