Dynamic environment in the Ta-Chia River watershed after the 1999 Taiwan Chi-Chi earthquake

Preface: Modeling land dynamics in mountainous environments

“…However, they also found that the effect of earthquake gradually declined in 1 to 3 years. Similarly, in a large watershed in central Taiwan, Shou et al (2011) found that the impact of the Chi-Chi earthquake on landsliderainfall correlation decayed to 50% in about 3 years.…”

Enhanced Rainfall‐Induced Shallow Landslide Activity Following Seismic Disturbance—From Triggering to Healing

“…This phenomenon has been observed after several large earthquakes, including in Taiwan, Nepal, China, Japan, and elsewhere (X. Fan et al., 2018; Hovius et al., 2011; Koi et al., 2008; G. W. Lin et al., 2008; Marc et al., 2015; Roback et al., 2018; Shou et al., 2011). Typically assessed through post‐seismic, multi‐temporal inventorying of landslide events (X.…”

Dynamic Process Analysis and Hazard Prediction of Debris Flow in Eastern Qinghai-Tibet Plateau Area—A Case Study at Ridi Gully

“…Additionally, some scholars analyzed the characteristics of debris flows that occurred after large earthquakes. They chose watersheds characterized by typical debris flows to discuss the implications with respect to risk (e.g., Cui et al, 2010, for the Wenchuan earthquake; and Lin et al, 2004, andShou et al, 2011, for the Chi-Chi earthquake). These approaches for the evaluation of debris-flow risk vary significantly in terms of analysis and resulting numerical values.…”