“…They normally show a wide range of morphologies, which reflect differences in the nature of substrate strata prior to failure, relative inertia of downslope transport, as well as complex interactions between failed strata and the slope morphology (Locat, 2001;Mosher et al, 2004;Lee et al, 2006;Bull et al, 2008). However, one of the principal limitations when using indirect geophysical methods to assess sediment failure relates to the impossibility of correlating, from headwall to toe regions of landslides, the acoustic characteristics of failed strata with their corresponding petrophysical properties.…”