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  1. A Century Of Landslide Records In Calabria, Southern Italy, Looking For Changes And Trends Through A Dynamic Analysis
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    doi.org/10.5194/nhess-26-3077- <-- shared paper / brief communication
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    doi.org/10.5194/nhess-15-2313- <-- shared 2015 paper that this communication updates/adds-to
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    doi.org/10.1007/s12665-023-108 <-- shared paper
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    H/T @StefanoLuigiGariano
    β€œThis study updates an article published in NHESS journal in 2015 [link above] and investigates long-term changes in landslide-triggering rainfall conditions in Calabria (southern Italy) over 1921–2020. A catalogue of 3,006 rainfall events associated with landslides (RELs) was reconstructed using 9,530 landslide records and daily rainfall measurements from 318 gauges. Rainfall thresholds were calculated for 15 30-year moving windows to investigate the triggering conditions of the RELs. Results show a marked increase in the number of RELs after 2009, shifts in seasonal occurrence, and decreasing rainfall duration and cumulative amounts. Triggering rainfall shows an overall decreasing trend over the years…”
    #Calabria #Italy #massmovement #records #landslides #geology #engineeringgeology #spatiotemporal #spatialanalysis #rainfall #precipitation #extremeweather #trigger #monitoring

  2. A Century Of Landslide Records In Calabria, Southern Italy, Looking For Changes And Trends Through A Dynamic Analysis
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    doi.org/10.5194/nhess-26-3077- <-- shared paper / brief communication
    --
    doi.org/10.5194/nhess-15-2313- <-- shared 2015 paper that this communication updates/adds-to
    --
    doi.org/10.1007/s12665-023-108 <-- shared paper
    --
    H/T @StefanoLuigiGariano
    β€œThis study updates an article published in NHESS journal in 2015 [link above] and investigates long-term changes in landslide-triggering rainfall conditions in Calabria (southern Italy) over 1921–2020. A catalogue of 3,006 rainfall events associated with landslides (RELs) was reconstructed using 9,530 landslide records and daily rainfall measurements from 318 gauges. Rainfall thresholds were calculated for 15 30-year moving windows to investigate the triggering conditions of the RELs. Results show a marked increase in the number of RELs after 2009, shifts in seasonal occurrence, and decreasing rainfall duration and cumulative amounts. Triggering rainfall shows an overall decreasing trend over the years…”

  3. We have a LOT of different people on site today, indeed this week, including from India Geologic Survey and executive leadership...
    My #gisday is therefore at the office - and this is one wall of my office, all the things I have collected like a #packrat from my #engineeringgeology, #environmentalscience including nuke site cleanup, more - and now my #spatialhydrologist by osmosis
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    My #hobbyhorse I guess - but rather than being a 'traditional' GIS professional using software try to be someone with #appliedscience, #appliedbusiness, #appliedtechnology, #appliedcultural, #appliedcommunityservice, etc needs that are met by #GIS / #spatialdataanalysis, using a variety of #spatial & other #technologysolutions - more interesting work, better #jobprospects and less chance of #burnout
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    #mapping #gischat #GISDay2023 #GISDay #geography #geographyteacher #location #spatial #intelligence #GISchat #GIStribe #GIS #mapping #maps @gisday #hydrospatial