Geometry of underground slide surface and boundary of landslide area presumed by field surveying data analysis. Utilization of four-dimensional surveying data for landslide analysis.

Yoshizawa, Norikazu

doi:10.3313/jls1964.26.3_28

Landslides

1989

DOI: 10.3313/jls1964.26.3_28

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Geometry of underground slide surface and boundary of landslide area presumed by field surveying data analysis. Utilization of four-dimensional surveying data for landslide analysis.

Norikazu Yoshizawa¹

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Geometry of underground slide surface and boundary of landslide area presumed by field surveying data analysis. Utilization of four-dimensional surveying data for landslide analysis.

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A Detection Method of Morphological Types and Sizes for Earthquake-Induced Slope Failures Using Remote Sensing Data

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