Landslide Types and Processes¶
U.S. Geological Survey. (2026). Landslide Types and Processes.
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- Slide (geography)
- In geomorphology, a slide is a form of mass movement in which a body of bedrock, debris, or earth moves downslope along one or more recognizable failure surfaces.
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Defines slides as mass movement along a failure surface, but does not list bedrock, debris, or earth as the moving material.
“Translational slide: In this type of slide, the landslide mass moves along a roughly planar surface with little rotation or backward tilting”
- In geomorphology, a slide is a form of mass movement in which a body of bedrock, debris, or earth moves downslope along one or more recognizable failure surfaces.
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