Landslide triggering by rain infiltration¶
Iverson. (2000). Landslide triggering by rain infiltration. Water Resources Research.
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- Mass Wasting
- Water is frequently the decisive variable on a slope that otherwise appears stable, so apparent strength of the rock and a gentle profile do not by themselves guarantee a factor of safety above unity
This sourceIverson's rainfall-infiltration model of landslide triggering, in which transient pore-pressure transmission during and after storms, not steady background pore pressures, produces slope failure.
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“Failure results from rainfall over a typically shorter timescale H 2 / D 0 associated with transient pore pressure transmission during and following storms.”
- Water is frequently the decisive variable on a slope that otherwise appears stable, so apparent strength of the rock and a gentle profile do not by themselves guarantee a factor of safety above unity
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