Urban landslide monitoring by combined use of multiple methodologies - a case study on Sv. Anton town, Slovakia

Buša, Jaroslav; Rusnák, Miloš; Kušnirák, Dávid; Greif, Vladimír; Bednařík, Martin; Putiška, René; Dostál, Ivan; Sládek, J.; Rusnakova, D.

doi:10.1080/02723646.2019.1630232

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“…Understanding the landslide behavior, first of all, requires characterization of both ground and underground kinematics [15,16], and then the determination of possible trigger effects in the form of spatial and temporal strain measurements: measurements using inclinometers and extensometers, special GNSS geodetic methods, tachymetry and remote methods. Differential GPS measurements in combination with geophysical surveying are currently used all over the world to successfully record the landslide movements and identify the affected geological structures [17][18][19][20][21].…”

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Integrated monitoring of slope processes in North Ossetia

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Landslides are one of the most destructive natural processes. The Loire landslide seems to be the reference object in this regard, it has absorbed all the extreme features of landslide structures known in the Central Caucasus, but has not revealed the secrets of its static state, the determination of which is the most important task of the scientific research. An active landslide formed as a result of anthropogenic activity (slope pruning) is also considered. The selected objects were examined by the geodetic and geophysical methods. Appropriate monitoring systems have been created.

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