Stability evaluation and prediction of the Dongla reactivated ancient landslide as well as emergency mitigation for the Dongla Bridge

Stability analysis of an ancient landslide considering shear strength reduction behavior of slip zone soil

(2015) Xiao-ping Chen et al.   Landslides

Accumulation characteristics, mechanism, and identification of an ancient translational landslide in China

(2014) Yong Zhao et al.   Landslides

The mechanism of high-speed motion and damming of the Tangjiashan landslide

(2013) Wen-Jie Xu et al.   ENGINEERING GEOLOGY

Stability assessment of an ancient landslide crossed by two coal mine tunnels

(2013) Yu-Yong Jiao et al.   ENGINEERING GEOLOGY

Patterns of movement in reactivated landslides

(2013) C.I. Massey et al.   ENGINEERING GEOLOGY

A deep-seated slow movement controlled by structural setting in marly formations of Central Italy

(2013) Vincenzo Grana et al.   Landslides

The Varnes classification of landslide types, an update

(2013) Oldrich Hungr et al.   Landslides

Development of limit equilibrium method as optimization in slope stability analysis

(2013) D. Mendjel et al.   STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING AND MECHANICS

Stability analysis and supporting system design of a high-steep cut soil slope on an ancient landslide during highway construction of Tehran–Chalus

(2012) Zuoan Wei et al.   Environmental Earth Sciences

Reinforced concrete shafts for the structural mitigation of large deep-seated landslides: an experience from the Macesnik and the Slano blato landslides (Slovenia)

(2012) Boštjan Pulko et al.   Landslides

Discussion to the paper “Expected damage from displacement of slow-moving slides” by M.F. Mansour, N.R. Morgenstern and C.D. Martin

(2011) Luciano Picarelli   Landslides

Draining the Tangjiashan Barrier Lake

(2010) Ning Liu et al.   JOURNAL OF HYDRAULIC ENGINEERING

Observations and predictions of the behaviour of large, slow-moving landslides in schist, Clyde Dam reservoir, New Zealand

(2009) D.F. Macfarlane   ENGINEERING GEOLOGY

Geomorphic evidence of ancient catastrophic flow type landslides in the mid-mountain ridges of the Western Flysch Carpathian Mountains (Czech Republic)

(2009) T. PÁNEK et al.   International Journal of Sediment Research