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The Swedish manual that aims to keep fire and rescue personnel safe.
Posted inThe Landslide Blog

The safety of fire and rescue personnel after landslides

by Dave Petley 11 August 202311 August 2023

Keeping fire and rescue personnel safe from landslides.

A satellite image provided by Maxar showing the aftermath of the Shovi landslide.
Posted inThe Landslide Blog

New images of the 3 August 2023 Shovi landslide

by Dave Petley 10 August 202310 August 2023

Satellite and terrestrial images are casting light on the Shovi landslide in Georgia.

A Regina X55 train, similar to the one that derailed at Hudiksvall in Sweden.
Posted inThe Landslide Blog

Hudiksvall – an interesting embankment failure that caused a train derailment in Sweden

by Dave Petley 9 August 20239 August 2023

120 people have been evacuated from a derailed train near Hudiksvall after heavy rainfall brought by Storm Hans caused embankment failure

PlanetScope image of the aftermath of the 4 August 2023 debris flow at Shovi in Georgia. Image copyright Planet, used with permission, acquired on 6 August 2023.
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The 4 August 2023 debris flow at Shovi in Georgia

by Dave Petley 8 August 20238 August 2023

The 4 August 2023 catastrophic debris flow that destroyed Shovi in Georgia started as a rockslide high in the mountains above the town.

Sign warning of landslide area on the way to Tilicho Lake, Nepal.
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A new home for the Landslide Blog

by Dave Petley 7 August 20237 August 2023

From 7 August 2023 this will be the new home of the Landslide Blog. All new posts will appear here. For now, older posts will remain on the AGU Blogosphere site.

A snow-capped ridge with a sharp peak in the middle sits in front of a bright blue sky.
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A Massive Landslide Beheaded One of the World’s Highest Peaks

by Saima May Sidik 7 August 20237 August 2023

Annapurna IV toppled in a Himalayan landslide, and scientists finally figured out when and how it happened.

Posted inThe Landslide Blog

A very lucky escape in a debris flow in Arunachal Pradesh, northern India

by Dave Petley 3 August 20237 August 2023

A video posted to social media shows three people having a very lucky escape from a debris flow in Arunachal Pradesh, northern India.

Posted inThe Landslide Blog

Bisisthal: a one million tonne rock slope collapse in Switzerland

by Dave Petley 2 August 20237 August 2023

On 30 July 2023 a one million tonne rock slope collapse occurred close to Bisisthal in Switzerland. It was captured on video.

Field photograph of the base of the Sevier gravity slide at the North Sanford Valley site.
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A Giant Rockslide on a Bed of Steam

by Peter van der Beek 25 May 202324 May 2023

Detailed observations of the giant Sevier gravity slide in Utah show that the exceedingly low basal friction required for its rapid emplacement was developed by trapped thermally pressurized fluids.

Aerial image of the 1952 landslide showing the debris path that leads into the ocean
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A 1952 Landslide Hints at Early Permafrost Thaw in the Arctic

by Andrew Chapman 22 March 20234 April 2023

Scientists took a deeper look at a 70-year-old slide and found that climate change likely set the stage for the disaster.

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