Conceptual modelling of landslide distribution time and space

Landslide geomorphology: An argument for recognition, with examples from New Zealand

“…These studies built on the benchmark work of Skempton (1953), Zaruba and Mencl (1969), Hutchinson (1965), Carson and Kirkby (1972), Brunsden and Jones (1972), in Europe, and in other parts of the world by the research of figures such as, Yatsu (1966). Notable in this respect, in chronological order, are the studies of, Crozier (1973), Brunsden (1974), Hutchinson and Gostelow (1976), Hutchinson (1980), Palmquist and Bible (1980), Hutchinson et al (1981), and Iida and Okunishi (1983), to name only a few.…”

Large landslides induced by fluvial incision in the Cenozoic Duero Basin (Spain)

“…Palmquist and Bible (1980) pointed out that there is a clear relationship between the spatial-temporal distribution of landslides and their triggering factors, suggesting that these factors can be classified in three categories: those related to climatic processes, seismic activity and fluvial incision.…”

Geomorphic imprint of landslides on alpine river systems, southwest New Zealand

“…Grant et al (1984) proposed several quantitative channel and basin response indices to assess impacts of forestry-related landsliding. Palmquist and Bible (1980) presented conceptual models of climatically and tectonically driven process response between landslides and river channels/valley floors from an engineering geological perspective. Several authors suggested regional classification schemes for landslide dams (e.g.…”