THEME 1 – KYOTO LANDSLIDE COMMITMENT FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

P1.1 Development of landslide susceptibility map for rain-induced landslide by introdusing the factor of safety model in Sri Lanka

Sajith Bandaranayake, Satoshi Goto, Sandaruwan Karunarathne (Japan)

P1.2 Observation of slope deformation around the landslide in Athwelthota in Sri Lanka

Shiho Asano, Shogo Morita, Masayuki Ootsuka, D.M.D. Suranga Dissanayake, A.G.R.P. Weerasinghe, S.H.S. Jayakody (Japan)

P1.3 Experiments on submarine gravity flows of liquefied sand in a drum centrifuge

Junji Miyamoto, Shinji Sassa, Hikaru Ito, Ryoya Makino (Japan)

P1.4 Landslide research and technology in patents and international standards

Matjaž Mikoš (Slovenia)

P1.5 Different perceptions and actions of landslide-prone communities with established early-warning systems in the Philippines

Julius Gopez, Kenneth Gesmundo, Arturo Daag, Teresito Bacolcol (Philippines)

P1.6 Critically reflecting on engaging communities for establishing community-based early warning systems for landslides

Jesusa Paquibot, Harianne Gasmen, Karl Daniel Begnotea, Jacquelyn De Asis, Melody Teodoro, Roy Albert Kaimo, Pauline Pagaduan, Arturo Daag, Teresito Bacolcol (Philippines)

P1.7 The search for little ice age landslides in Britain

Edward Bromhead, Maia-Laura Ibsen, Mark Lee (United Kingdom)

P1.8 Landslides in popular culture in the British Isles: examples from fiction

Alan Dykes, Edward Bromhead (United Kingdom)

P1.9 Landslides and risks to cultural heritagE. Arcos de la Frontera and its tangible, landscape and intangible heritage

Marga Zango-Pascual, María-Teresa Gíl-Muñoz, Pilar Montero Vilar, César Velandia Silva (Spain)

P1.10 Adopting behavioural theories for landslide risk reduction studies: and overview and future challenges

Pavel Raška (Czech Republic)

P1.12 Catastrophic landslides and Victimology. Comparative legal responde in Spain and Italy

Marga Zango-Pascual, Víctor Macías Caro, Pastora García Álvarez, Marta Díaz Vega (Spain)

P1.13 Sensitivity analysis of shallow landslide predisposing factors on terraced slopes in the Douro Valley

Susana Pereira, Carlos Bateira, Pablo Valenzuela, Pedro Capella, Fernando Alves, Mário Natário, Joana Valente (Portugal)

P1.14 An open-source workflow for the classification and monitoring of river embankments: a case study from the Arno River (Florence, Italy)

Gabriele Fibbi, Stefano Morelli, Riccardo Fanti (Italy)

P1.15 Complex monitoring system for the protection of rock-cut cultural monuments of Georgia affected by geo- hydrological hazards

Claudio Margottini¹, Daniele Spizzichino¹, Daniele Giordan¹, Paolo Allasia¹, Martina Cignetti¹, Davide Notti¹, Danilo Godone¹, Giorgi Kirkitadze², Tea Munchava², Mikheil Lobjanidze², Akaki Nadaraia², Mikheil Elashvili² (¹Italy, ²Georgia)

P1.16 30 years of cultural heritage landslides and block movements risk assessment: case studies from Egypt

Yasser Elshayeb (Egypt)

P1.17 High-energy rockfall impact anticipation at the mortuary temple of Hatshepsut, Luxor, Egypt

Benjamin Jacobs¹, Mostafa Mohamed Ezzy Abdelaziz², Mohamed Ahmed Ismael Ahmed², Christian Grosse¹, Markus Keuschnig^1,3, Michael Krautblatter¹, Hany Mohamed Mahfouz Amin Helal² (¹Germany, ²Egypt, ³Austria)

P1.18 Integrated InSAR monitoring of ground displacement on archaeological structures at the ancient Port of Classe (Ravenna, Italy)

Gabriele Leoni, Federica Ferrigno, Luca Guerrieri, Francesco Menniti, Benedetto Porfidia, Daniele Spizzichino (Italy)

P1.19 Multi-scale protection and conservation of UNESCO cultural heritage affected by geo-hydrological hazards Anna Palamidessi, William Frodella, Emanuele Intrieri, Silvia Bianchini, Veronica Tofani, Riccardo Fanti (Italy)

P1.20 Mapping ground instability in medieval villages using combined technologies for the definition of potential landslides scenarios

Stefano Morelli, Mirko Francioni, Roberta Bonì, Mauro De Donatis (Urbino)

P1.21 Multisensor remote surveys for the study of landslides affecting the UNESCO World Heritage “Tempio di Giunone” slopes (“Valle dei Templi”, Sicily)

Giovanna Pappalardo¹, Simone Mineo¹, Davide Caliò¹, Renato Macciotta², Sohrab Sharifi², Luigi Maria Caliò¹, Maria Concetta Parello¹ (¹Italy, ²Canada)

THEME 2 – REMOTE SENSING, MONITORING AND EARLY WARNING

P2.1 Fully integrated UAV LIDAR for the monitoring of landslides in Emilia-Romagna region

Giovanni Bertolini (Italy)

P2.2 An integrated approach for the study of a large landslide in the Emilia Apennines

Giovanni Bertolini (Italy)

P2.3 Long-term monitoring and early-warning of the Sifangbei landslide in the Three Gorges Reservoir Area

Taorui Zeng¹, Kunlong Yin¹, Dario Peduto², Thomas Glade¹, Linfeng Wang¹, Zizheng Guo¹, Hongwei Jiang6, Bijin Jin¹, Liyang Wu¹ (¹China, ²Italy)

P2.4 Comparison of C-, X- and L-band differential interferometry response: Dobkovičky landslide case study

Kateřina Fárová, Jan Jelének (Czech Republic)

P2.5 Smart boulders for monitoring landslides – A case study from Nepal

Benedetta Dini¹, Georgina Bennett², Michael Robert Zordan Whitworth², Aldina Franco²

(¹France, ²United Kingdom)

P2.6 Complex slope deformation and displacement patterns in a fjord setting (Vestland county, Norway)

Paula Snook, Thomas Scheiber, Lukas Schild, Stig Frode Samnøy, Alexander Maschler, Lene Kristensen, Hallvard Haanes (Norway)

P2.7 Multidisciplinary monitoring of active landslide – Case Study of Ruska Nova Ves Landslide, Eastern Slovakia

Vladimir Greif, Martin Maľa, Jaroslav Buša, Ivan Dostál (Slovakia)

P2.8 Analysis of landslide kinematics through Satellite Interferometry: a case study of the Mendatica landslide, Western Liguria, Italy

Saduni Melissa Dahanayaka, Matteo Del Soldato, Francesco Barbadori, Giacomo Pepe, Fabio Arrighetti, Tommaso Macciò, Roberto Macciò, Andrea Cevasco (Italy)

P2.9 Landslide monitoring in the town of Seyðisfjörður in the aftermath of the destructive landslide cycle in 2020

Jón Kristinn Helgason, Martina Stefani, Esther Jensen (Iceland)

P2.10 Applying LoRa technology on a wide-stream monitoring for landslide

Chihping Kuo, Chihming Liao (Taiwan)

P2.11 Structural effect of geological setting on slow-moving landslide displacement pattern

Nicusor Necula¹, Silvia Puliero², Luca Gandolfo¹, Rinaldo Genevois¹, Mario Floris¹ (¹Romania, ²Italy)

P2.12 Rapid SAR-based landslide detection and mapping

Erin Lindsay, Regula Frauenfelder (Norway)

P2.13 Monitoring and early warning of landslides in the Philippines: a case study of rainfall-triggered landslides in Iloilo Province during 2022 severe tropical storm Nalgae

Nathan Azriel Veracruz, Aletheia Amandy, Chad Lowe Aquino, Ann Nichole Dela Victoria, Chatty Mae Go, Rasty Rastrullo, Cathleen Joyce Cordero, Arturo Daag, Teresito Bacolcol (Philippines)

P2.14 Determination of landslide kinematics based on UAV photogrammetry with natural field details

Krzysztof Karwacki (Poland)

P2.l5 Application of statistical clustering technique to diagnose sub-zone activities in potential deep-seated landslide sites

Pi-Wen Tsai, Chih-Yu Kuo, Rou-Fei Chen (Taiwan)

P2.16 Subsurface fracture ventilation and gas emission and their relation to rock slope deformation

Alexander Maschler, Paula Snook, Thomas Scheiber, Lukas Schild, Stig Frode Samnøy, Hallvard Haanes, Lene Kristensen (Norway)

P2.17 Understanding and reconstruction of the evolution process of the slow-moving landslides in steep canyon

Yao Li, Yifei Cui (China)

P2.18 Retrieving two-dimensional kinematics of landslides in Tena Valley using ascending and descending Sentinel-1 datasets

Hengyi Chen^1,2, Roberto Tomas², Chaoying Zhao¹ (¹China, ²Spain)

P2.19 Integrated groundwater and slope movements monitoring for the characterization of complex hydrogeoloical processes in deep-seated landslides: an example in the Northern Apennines (Italy)

Marco Mulas, Francesco Ronchetti, Giuseppe Ciccarese, Giovanni Bertolini, Alessandro Corsini (Italy)

P2.20 A slope stability analysis of Yusui Stream in Southern Taiwan with mulit-stage remote sensing data

Rou-Fei Chen, Chris Li, Chia-Hsing Chang, Ching-Hsiung Wang, Cheng-Wei Chen (Taiwan)

P2.21 Deep-seated landslide activity monitoring of coastal highway in eastern Taiwan using adaptive time-series InSAR with integrating Sentinel-1 and remote sensing data

Ching-Fang Lee, Chen-Wei Lan, Cheng-Han Tsou, Zhao-Wei Chen, Jien-Shiun Jou, Cheng-En Hsieh, Ching- Hsiung Wang (Taiwan)

P2.22 Seismic monitoring of karst hydrostructures for geological risk management: preliminary findings from Le Capore and Peschiera springs in the Central Apennines, Italy

Yawar Hussain, Danilo D’Angiò, Guglielmo Grechi, Roberto Iannucci, Gian Marco Marmoni, Stefano Rivellino, Salvatore Martino, Simona Battaglia, Claudio Mineo, Anna Varriale (Italy)

P2.23 Field monitoring and kinematic behavior of a multi-sliding zones landslide in the Three Gorges Reservoir area

Chu Xu, Xinli Hu (China)

P2.24 Updating landslides’ inventory maps in mining areas by integrating InSAR with LiDAR datasets

Liuru Hu¹, Roberto Tomas¹, Xinming Tang², Juan López-Vinielles¹, Gerardo Herrera¹, Tao Li², Zhi Zhang², Xin Li² (¹Spain, ²China)

P2.25 Aerial photogrammetry and infrared thermography for the non-contact characterization of rock masses

Simone Mineo, Davide Caliò, Giovanna Pappalardo (Italy)

P2.26 Analysing multi-temporal 3D point clouds from a permanent terrestrial laser scanner: an application for slow- moving landslides monitoring

Edoardo Carraro¹, Ding Xia², Yenny Alejandra Jiménez Donato¹, Francisca Antonia Soto Bravo¹, Robert Kanta¹, Philipp Marr¹, Thomas Glade¹ (¹Austria, ²China)

P2.27 A study on the morphological evolution of Hongye landslide after the 2016 Morantis typhoon event using the airborne LiDAR derived DEM and MT-InSAR techniques

Suet-Yee Au, Guan Wei Lin, Rou-Fei Chen, Chih-Chiao Lin, Yu-Hui Kao, Chun-Lung Wu (Taiwan)

P2.28 Measuring slow-moving landslide modifications in bi-temporal Digital Surface Models obtained from historical aerial photographs

Michele Santangelo¹, Lulin Zhang², Ewelina Rupnik², Marc Deseilligny², Mauro Cardinali¹ (¹Italy, ²France)

P2.29 Ambient-noise shear-wave tomography for landslide structural models retrieval from dense seismological arrays Rimpôt Joachim, Lajaunie Myriam, Zigone Dimitri, Broucke Céleste, Jean-Philippe Malet, Clément Hibert, Catherine Bertrand (France)

P2.30 Sparse gradient array: a new approach to self-potential landslide monitoring

Oziel Araujo, Mara Rossi, Massimo Giorgi, Stefano Picotti, Nicola Pellinghelli, Roberto G. Francese (Italy)

P2.31 A prediction method for initiation locations of landslides and slope failures by the earthquakes and intense rainfalls

Takashi Saito (Japan)

P2.32 Multiparameter geophysical surveys for the site characterization of landslides along the Hockai Fault Zone, East Belgium

Agnese Innocenti¹, Valmy Dorival², Yawar Hussain¹, David Caterina², Anne-Sophie Mreyen², Lena Cauchie², Veronica Pazzi¹, Hans-Balder Havenith², Riccardo Fanti¹ (¹Italy, ²Belgium)

P2.33 Mobile applications of L-band synthetic aperture radar in alpine environments

Andrea Manconi, Yves Bühler, Othmar Frey, Charles Werner, Urs Wegmüller (Switzerland)

P2.34 Regional characterization of periglacial features in alpine environment based on DInSAR phase and permafrost extent

Chiara Crippa, Federico Franzosi, Daniele Codara, Federico Agliardi (Italy)

P2.35 Analysis of the unstable slope above Portage Glacier (Alaska) through conventional and remote sensing approaches Emilie Lemaire¹, Anja Dufresne¹, Pooya Hamdi¹, Bretwood Higman², Mylene Jacquemart³, Jane Walden³, Florian Amann¹ (¹Germany, ²USA, ³Switzerland)

P2.36 Global inventory of landslides mobilising ice-cemented ground and their associated landforms

Costanza Morino, Susan Conway (France)

P2.38 Erosion dynamics and debris flow hazard in a changing climate: the case of the Dar river, an alpine torrent in Switzerland

Amalia Gutierrez, Marc-Henri Derron, Nicolas Gendre, Christian Gerber, Michel Jaboyedoff, Gabriela Werren

(Switzerland)

P2.39 Dynamics and connectivity of slow-moving landslides in changing tropical landscapes

Antoine Dille, Matthias Vanmaercke, Benoît Smets, Olivier Dewitte (Belgium)

P2.40 The capability of county-level ground motion interferometric services of detecting and monitoring landslides in Alpine regions: the case of Switzerland

Giulia Tessari, Paolo Riccardi, Paolo Pasquali (Switzerland)

P2.41 Multi-temporal SAR interferometry technique for studying slope instability phenomena and their evolution Fabio Bovenga, Ilenia Argentiero, Alberto Refice, Raffaele Nutricato, Davide Nitti, Guido Pasquariello, Giuseppe Spilotro (Italy)

P2.42 Evaluating unsupervised analysis of large satellite InSAR dataset in the Italian Alpine and Apennine mountain regions Istvan Szakolczai¹, Davide Festa¹, Tommaso Carlà¹, Federico Raspini¹, Alessandro Novellino² (¹Italy, ²United Kingdom)

P2.43 InSAR-based monthly updated ground motion Time Series for detecting velocity changes on active landslides

Séverine Bernardie¹, Marcello De Michele¹, Daniel Raucoules¹, Michael Foumelis¹ (¹France, ²Greece)

P2.44 Analysis of different operational rainfall datasets and their impact on slope stability

Sara Galeazzi, Luca Ciabatta, Diana Salciarini, Luca Brocca, Evelina Volpe (Italy)

P2.45 Surface soil moisture estimate by integration of remote sensing and low-cost field sensor network

Alessandro Iacopino, Rossella Bovolenta, Tiziano Cosso, Bianca Federici (Italy)

P2.46 A near-real-time and dynamic landslide hazard forecasting framework for the Lower Mekong Region

Nishan Kumar Biswas¹, Miguel Laverde-Barajas², Thomas Stanley¹, Chinaporn Meechaiya², Pukar Amatya¹, Dalia Kirschbaum¹ (¹United States, ²Thailand)

P2.47 Attempts to determine ground surface displacement using inclinometers on deep-seated landslides risk areas. The case of Nagano Prefecture, Japan, in the Jurassic accretionary prism area

Makoto Matsuzawa (Japan)

P2.48 Cell size effect on landslide susceptibility map of Tasikmalaya Regency, West Java Province, Indonesia

Twin Hosea Widodo Kristyanto, Agus Lingga, Urwatul Wusqa (Indonesia)

P2.49 Variable suction and its effect on stability at the Ripley landslide near Ashcroft, British Columbia, Canada

Kelvin Sattler, David Elwood, Michael Hendry (Canada)

P2.50 Estimation method of long-term landslide movement based on combining tank model and lumped mass damper model

Eisaku Hamasaki¹, Hideaki Marui¹, Gen Huruya¹, Martin Krkač², Snježana Arbanas² (¹Japan, ²Croatia)

P2.51 Numerical modeling of limestone cliffs at a site of high touristic value

Isabella Serena Liso¹, Lidia Loiotine¹, Gioacchino Francesco Andriani¹, Marc-Henri Derron², Giuseppe Diprizio¹, Michel Jaboyedoff², Piernicola Lollino¹, Antonella Marsico¹, Mario Parise¹ (¹Italy, ²Switzerland)

P2.52 A catalog for landslide early warning systems

Hiroaki Nakaya¹, Graziella Devoli², Mauro Rossi³, Angel Valdiviezo⁴ (¹Japan, ²Norway, ³Italy, ⁴Ecuador)

P2.53 Hydrologic soil monitoring stations installed in Puerto Rico motivated by landsliding during Hurricane Maria Mason Einbund¹, William Schulz¹, Stephen Hughes², Kelli Baxstrom¹, Tania Figueroa², Kiara Cunillera², Jonathan Perez² (¹USA, ²Puerto Rico)

P2.54 A nation-wide prototype warning system for Italy combining rainfall thresholds and landslide risk indicators

Samuele Segoni, Ascanio Rosi, Nicola Nocentini, Francesco Barbadori, Camilla Medici (Italy)

P2.55 Prediction of rainfall-induced shallow landslides in pyroclastic deposits through hydrologic controls of slope response to precipitations

Daniel Romàn Quintero, Roberto Greco, Pasquale Marino, Giovanni Santonastaso (Italy)

P2.56 Near-real-time seismic monitoring improves deep-seated landslides early warning, Jiuxianping, China

Liang Feng, Bingyu Xin, Xuekun Xiang (China)

P2.57 Application of empirical approaches for fast landslide hazard management: the case study of Theilly (Italy)

Alessio Gatto, Francesco Barbadori, Samuele Segoni (Italy)

P2.58 Developing a spatiotemporal model to integrate landslide susceptibility and critical rainfall conditions. A practical model applied to Rio de Janeiro municipality

Pedro Henrique Muniz Lima¹, Mateo Moreno^2,3, Stefan Steger², Pedro Ivo Camarinha⁴, Luiz Carlos Teixeira Coelho⁴, Felipe C. Mandarino⁴, Thomas Glade¹ (¹Austria, ²Italy, ³The Netherlands, ⁴Brazil)

P2.59 Implementation of an operational Landslide Early Warning System tool for variable antecedent soil hydrological conditions in Campania region (Italy)

Rita Tufano, Daniele Lepore, Domenico Calcaterra, Francesco Fusco, Pantaleone De Vita (Italy)

P2.60 Thresholds definition for site-specific landslide with intermittent deformation in reservoir area: a case study at the Shuiwenzhan landslide (China)

Shuangshuang Wu (China)

P2.61 Improving the operational effectiveness of physically based models for landslide forecasting through a multi- criterial parametrization of soil properties and evaluation of slope stability risk scenarios: the Florence case study Greta Morreale, Nicola Nocentini, Elena Benedetta Masi (Italy)

THEME 3 – TESTING, MODELLING AND MITIGATION TECHNIQUES

P3.1 Simulating effects of catch pits by analyzing groundwater and slope displacement

Ching-Jiang Jeng, Ta-Cheng Yi, Chihcheng Chen, Chia-Han Tseng (Taiwan)

P3.2 On the rheological properties of sedimentary and volcanic soils involved in landslide runout processes Piernicola Lollino, Fabio Dioguardi, Giovanna Capparelli, Isabella Liso, Francesco Neglia, Roberto Sulpizio, Mario Parise, Pierfrancesco Dellino (Italy)

P3.4 Accuracy of soil mechanics laboratory tests and its influence on the results of slope stability analysis

Jakub Roháč, Petr Kycl (Czech Republic)

P3.5 Analysis of the infiltration processes on the stability of pyriclastic soil

Giovanna Capparelli, Pasquale Versace, Gennaro Spolverino (Italy)

P3.6 A 4D photogrammetric system for laboratory investigation of flow-like landslides

Zhiwei He, Dongfang Liang (United Kingdom)

P3.7 Požáry rock field laboratory in Central Czechia – new insights on rock behaviour from multiparametric monitoring

Jan Blahůt, Ondřej Racek, Filip Hartvich, Marco Loche, Matěj Petružálek (Czech Republic)

P3.8 Deformation characteristics and failure mechanism of a cut slope in Butuo County, China

Ruichen Zhou, Xiewen Hu, Kun He, Bo Liu, Chuanjie Xi, Yu Zhang (China)

P3.9 Study on design and calculation method of double row piles without coupling beam in binary slope

Hua Zhao, Rusong cheng, Xuefeng Tang, Weiguang Yuan (China)

P3.10 Paraglacial rock slope failures conditioned by repeated seismicity in Prince William Sound, Alaska

Molly McCreary, Jeff Moore, Erin Jensen, Brian Collins (USA)

P3.11 A resistance model considering sliding-flow transformation for rock avalanche dynamics

Jian Guo, Yifei Cui (China)

P3.12 A coupled discrete element and Peridynamic model for the rock slope failure simulation

Tao Ni, Xuanmei Fan, Zetao Feng, Jing Zhang (China)

P3.13 Detection of dynamic fragmentation in rockfalls: importance of small fragments in fragmentation patterns and deposit distribution

Camilla Lanfranconi, Paolo Frattini, Giovanni Crosta, Fabio De Blasio, Giuseppe Dattola (Italy)

P3.14 The Spitze Stei rock instability in Switzerland: modeling and danger assessment using a novel material point method tool

Michael Lukas Kyburz, Betty Sovilla, Robert Kenner, Johan Gaume (Switzerland)

P3.15 Rockfall hazard mitigation on infrastructures in volcanic slopes using statistical back-analysis. The case study of Gran Canaria, Spain

Mauro Antón-Bayona, Martín Rodríguez-Peces, Jorge Yepes (Spain)

P3.16 Experimental and numerical study on the impact force excerted by dry granular flow

Arka Prava Das, Matsushima Takashi, Dominik Krengel (Japan)

P3.17 Weakening mechanism of elastic wave-induced grain vibration in rock avalanche

Wei Hu, Huaixiao Gou, Yuangshuai Zheng (China)

P3.18 Delimiting rockfall runout zones using reach probability values simulated with Rockyfor3D

Luuk Dorren¹, Frédéric Berger^1,2, Franck Bourrier², Nicolas Eckert², Charalampos Saroglou³, Massimiliano Schwarz¹, Markus Stoffel¹, Daniel Trappmann⁴, Hans-Heini Utelli¹, Christine Moos¹ (¹Switzerland, ²France, ³Greece, ⁴Germany)

P3.19 Landslide-induced cascading process chains in the upper reaches of the Jinsha River, China

Shilin Zhang¹, Martin Meigili², Yueping Yin¹, Xiewen Hu¹, Wenpei Wang¹ (¹China, ²Austria)

P3.20 Landslide in urbanised, data-scarce locations under climate change: how can we quantify the uncertainty in their assessment to support hazard mitigation?

Elisa Bozzolan¹, Elizabeth Holcombe², Francesca Pianosi², Thorsten Wagener³ (¹Italy, ²United Kingdom,

³Germany)

THEME 4 – MAPPING, HAZARD, RISK ASSESSMENT AND MANAGEMENT

P4.1 Landslide evolution in the upper most watershed of Ohmigawa river, central Japan, based on inventory mapping and precise radio carbon dating

Hiroshi Yagi, Go Sato, Ryuji Yamada, Masato Sato (Japan)

P4.2 Databases of rock slope failures; setup and experiences from Norway

Vanja Haugsnes, Martina Böhme, Reginald L. Hermanns, Bo Nordahl, Maria Huse Kvam, Ivanna Penna, Jacob Bendle, Marie Bredal, Francoise Noél (Norway)

P4.3 The Landslide Counteracting System as a tool for landslide risk reduction and support for public administration in Poland

Paweł Marciniec, Zbigniew Perski, Tomasz Wojciechowski (Poland)

P4.4 Landslides triggered by an extraordinary rainfall event in Central Italy on September 15, 2022

Federica Fiorucci, Marco Donnini, Francesco Bucci, Michele Santangelo, Mauro Cardinali, Francesca Ardizzone, Stefano Luigi Gariano, Ivan Marchesini, Massimo Melillo, Paola Salvati, Giuseppe Esposito, Txomin Bornaetxea, Massimiliano Alvioli, Maria Teresa Brunetti, Silvia Peruccacci, Susanna Grita, Omar Althuwaynee, Mina Yazdani (Italy)

P4.5 Distribution of shallow landslides in tropical mountains based on high-resolution satellite data and UAV surveys: examples from Caldas and Risaralda Departments, Andes, Colombia

Aleksandra Tomczyk, Marek Ewertowski (Poland)

P4.6 Assessment method to the potential landslide barrier lake based on the goemorphological characteristics in Kaoping River, Southern Taiwan

Tien-Chien Chen, Wen-Chi Chang (Taiwan)

P4.7 Landslide susceptibility evaluation using the integration approach of physically based analysis results and data- driven method

JungHyun Lee, Hyuck-Jin Park, Minhwan Song, Jeehyeong Kim, Hyoseon Kye, YounTae Kim, JungWon Cha, DongWon Lee, DongHoon Ha (South Korea)

P4.8 Detecting landslides and flash flood events in data-scarce regional contexts: a methodology developed over the East-African tropics

Axel Deijns¹, David Michea², Aline Deprez², Olivier Dewitte¹, François Kervyn¹, Wim Thiery¹, Jean-Philippe Malet² (¹Belgium, ³France)

P4.9 GIS tools for debris flows runout assessment through geometric approach

Luca Falconi, Lorenzo Moretti, Alessandro Peloso, Claudio Puglisi, Gaia Righini, Augusto Screpanti (Italy)

P4.10 Debris flow modelling for flood risk management plans

Matilde Welber, Lorenzo Paci, Matteo Facchini, Carlo Gregoretti, Michele Ferri (Italy)

P4.11 Using Python to automatically draw the landslide susceptibility map of earthquake-induced landslides – A case study of the Chi-Chi Earthquake landslide inventory

Kai-Ting Shen, Jia-Jyun Dong, Chia-Han Tseng, Chyi-Tyi Lee, Chen-Yang Lee, Hsiao-Yuan Yin (Taiwan)

P4.12 Proposing a top-down data-driven framework to improve NASA’s landslide situational awareness system

Aiding Kornejady¹, Iman Islami¹, Meisam Samadi¹, Luigi Lombardo² (¹Iran, ²Italy)

P4.13 Improvement of existing landslide susceptibility map by introducing the Factor of Safety model in Sri Lanka

Sajith Bandaranayake (Japan)

P4.14 The national IdroGEO web platform for landslide data collection and sharing

Alessandro Trigila, Carla Iadanza (Italy)

P4.15 Mapping release and propagation areas of permafrost-related rockslope failures in the French Alps to identify hot spots for hazard assessment

Maëva Cathala¹, Florence Magnin¹, Ludovic Ravanel¹, Luuk Dorren², Zuanon Nicolas¹, Frédéric Berger¹, Franck Bourrier¹, Philip Deline¹ (¹France, ²Switzerland)

P4.l6 Study of estimation methods and development of a system for estimating areas at high risk of sediment transport

Naoki Nishimura, Masayuki Matsuda, Hiroaki Nakaya (Japan)

P4.l7 Update landslide susceptibility modelling – A new framework to compare and update a regional scale landslide susceptibility model

Pedro Henrique Muniz Lima¹, Stefan Steger², Helene Petschko³, Jason Goetz³, Joachim Schweigl¹, Michael Bertagnoli¹, Thomas Glade¹ (¹Austria, ²Italy, ³Germany)

P4.18 Upscaling and downscaling landslide susceptibility maps

Miloš Marjanović, Cvjetko Sandić, Uroš Đurić, Biljana Abolmasov (Serbia)

P4.19 Exploring functional regression for dynamic modeling of shallow landslides in South Tyrol, Italy

Mateo Moreno^1,2, Thomas Opitz³, Stefan Steger¹, Luigi Lombardo², Alice Crespi¹, Massimiliano Pittore¹, Cees Van Westen² (¹Italy, ²The Netherlands, ³France)

P4.20 Deep Learning-based landslide mapping using multi-sensor satellite imagery

Aiym Orynbaikyzy, Frauke Albrecht, Wei Yao, Simon Plank, Mahdi Motagh, Wandi Wang, Sandro Martinis

(Germany)

P4.21 Role of baseline landslide inventory on the sensitivity of susceptibility models

Ugur Öztürk (Germany)

P4.22 Influence of geo-environmental factors on shallow landslide susceptibility in different environments

Micol Fumagalli, Paolo Frattini, Giovanni Crosta (Italy)

P4.23 How to gain knowledge about unconsolidated hillslope material for regional landslide susceptibility studies?

Kurka Margit (Austria)

P4.24 Definition of rainfall thresholds for shallow landslides in Colombian tropical mountainous catchments acopling physically-based model TRIGRS and probability density function

Ricardo Jaramillo-Gonzalez, Edier Aristizabal, Edwin García, Roberto José Marín Sánchez (Colombia)

P4.25 Calibration and validation of physically based distributed models for shallow landslides prediction

Nicolò Brilli¹, Elena Benedetta Masi¹, Veronica Tofani¹, Federico Di Traglia² (¹Florence, ²Naples)

P4.26 Data-driven susceptibility assessment integrating predisposing factors derived from engineering geological mapping

Enrico D’Addario¹, Eduardo Oliveira², Emanuel D’Eramo¹, Lorenzo Marzini¹, Michele Amaddii¹, Riccardo Giusti¹, Francesco Manetti¹, Leonardo Disperati¹ (¹Italy, ²Portugal)

P4.27 Release areas for shallow landslides on open slope in Norwegian Landscape: method development for landslide risk assessment

Jose Santiago Pullarello, Raymond Eilertsen, Knut Stalsberg, Kari Sletten (Norway)

P4.28 The use of rockfall data in statistical analysis and for the validation of rockfall hazard zoning

Sandra Melzner¹, Johannes Hüb¹, Marco Conedera², Mauro Rossi³ (¹Austria, ²Switzerland, ⁴Italy)

P4.29 Importance of discontinuity trace mapping in rockfall susceptibility assessments using high-resolution 3D point cloud analysis

Hrvoje Lukačić¹, François Noël², Snježana Mihalić Arbanas¹, Michel Jaboyedoff³, Martin Krkač¹ (¹Croatia,

²Norway, ³Switzerland)

P4.30 Investigation of the rockfall triggering mechanisms in Slovenia, Europe

Nejc Bezak, Mateja Jemec Auflic, Ula Segina, Matjaz Mikos, Jost Sodnik (Slovenia)

P4.31 Source area definition and rockfall modelling in El Hierro (Canary Islands, Spain)

Roberto Sarro¹, Mauro Rossi², Paola Reichenbach², Rosa María Mateos¹ (¹Spain, ²Italy)

P4.32 Using multi-temporal digital twins of Navagio beach (Zakynthos Island, Greece) for the detection of rock displacements after the 8.9.2022 earthquake

Aliki Konsolaki¹, Emmanuel Vassilakis¹, Stratis Karantanellis², Konstantina Asimakopoulou¹, Efthimios Lekkas¹ (¹Greece, ²USA)

P4.33 Technical-economic feasibility study for the reduction of rockfall risk in the locality of St. Magdalena, municipality of Bolzano (Autonomous Province of Bolzano – South Tyrol)

Daniel Costantini, Volkmar Mair, David Mosna (Italy)

P4.34 Active landslide mapping in urban mountainous settings through advanced-differential interferometry synthetic- aperture radar time series

Davide Caliò, Simone Mineo, Diego Di Martire, Domenico Calcaterra, Giovanna Pappalardo (Italy)

P4.35 Debris flows in urban environments: combining hazard and exposure toward a tailored emergency evacuation response

Raquel Melo¹, José Luís Zêzere¹, Sérgio C. Oliveira¹, Ricardo A.C. Garcia¹, Sandra Oliveira¹, Susana Pereira¹, Aldina Piedade¹, Pedro P. Santos¹, Theo van Asch^2,3 (¹Portugal, ²The Netherlands, ³China)

P4.36 Qualitative hazard assessment as first step for landslide consideration in urban planning

Jordi Marturià, Pere Buxó, Marc Janeras, Marcel Barbera, Jordi Ripoll (Spain)

P4.37 Gestión del riesgo por deslizamientos por lluvias extremas en la ciudad de Arequipa en Perú

Joel Ccanccapa Puma, Alejandro Víctor Hidalgo Valdivia (Peru)

P4.38 Risk management for landslides caused by extreme rains in the city of Arequipa in Peru

Joel Ccanccapa Puma, Alejandro Víctor Hidalgo Valdivia (Peru)

P4.39 Establishment of mountain disaster prevention countermeasures through landslide risk assessment around mountain wind power generation site

Man-Il Kim, Nam Gyun Kim (South Korea)

P4.40 Debris flows risk analysis in the Giampilieri and Briga river basins (SIcily, Italy)

Luca Falconi, Valerio Baiocchi, Lorenzo Moretti, Maurizio Pollino, Claudio Puglisi, Gaia Righini, Giulio Vegliante (Italy)

P4.41 Physical vulnerability mapping of debris flow in urban areas of Busan, Korea: a hazard level-based rainfall approach using rainfall thresholds, suscepbility maps, and vulnerability curves

Ji Sung Lee¹, Chang Ho Song¹, Ananta Man Singh Pradhan², Yun Tae Kim¹ (¹South Korea, ²Nepal)

P.4.42 Semi-quantitative vulnerability of slope-units in terms of building aggregation for potential landslide runout

Ananta Man Singh Pradhan¹, Yun Tae Kim², Suchita Shrestha¹, Ji Sung Lee² (¹Nepal, ²South Korea)

P4.43 Landslide distribution on Nepalese hill roads: role of existing construction practices and challenge for sustainable development

Prakash Chandra Ghimire (Nepal)

P4.44 The rising risk of settlements on large slow-moving landslides

Joaquin Vicente Ferrer, Oliver Korup (Germany)

P4.45 Landslide Hazard mapping in Dui Pui Village, Chiang Mai, Thailand

Sato Go¹, Akihiko Wakai¹, Jessada Karnjiana², Peerapong Jisangiam², Osamu Yokoyama¹, Takatsugu Ozaki¹, Nanaha Kitamura¹ (¹Japan, ²Thailand)

P4.46 Multidisciplinary approach in evaluating hydrogeological risk affecting linear infrastructures: strategies for risk definition and mitigation

Federica Bardi, Marco Bello, Leonardo Bordo, Andrea Cintioni, Flavio Conato, Elena Conigliaro, Gemma Di Martino, Nicla Di Stefano, Federico Draetta, Vincenzo Federico, Verdiana Iorio, Giorgia Ingegneri, Roberto Pizzol, Stefania Vagnozzi, Sara Padulosi (Italy)

P4.47 A nation-wide evaluation of the indirect impacts of hydro-geological events on local economies

Samuele Segoni, Stefano Clò, Francesco David (Italy)

P4.48 A web application for field data collection aimed at landslide-induced damage assessment

Debora Voltolina¹, Ivan Marchesini¹, Simone Sterlacchini¹, Marco Zazzeri¹, Susanna Grita¹, Marco Donnini¹, Luigi Gariano¹, Massimiliano Alvioli¹, Christian Gencarelli¹, Mohammed Hammouti¹, Txomin Bornaetxea², Maria Teresa Brunetti¹, Giuseppe Esposito¹, Paola Salvati¹ (¹Italy, ²Spain)

P4.49 Seamount instabilities of the Mallorca Channel (Western Mediterránean)

Olga Sánchez Guillamón, Juan Tomás Vázquez, Gemma Ercilla, David Casas, Desirée Palomino, Patricia Bárcenas, Natalia Martínez-Carreño, Luis Miguel Fernández-Salas, Maria Gomez-Ballesteros (Spain)

P4.50 Grasp submarine landslides: combining geomorphological parameters and geostatistical analyses to assess geohazards in the Italian seas

Marco Bianchini, Nora Markezic, Daniele Casalbore, Daniele Spatola, Silvia Ceramicola, Francesco Latino Chiocci (Italy)

P4.51 Geohazard assessment of submarine landslides along the Squillace canyon headwalls, offshore Calabria (Ionian Sea)

Nora Markezic, Silvia Ceramicola, Emanuele Forte, Danilo Morelli (Italy)

P4.52 Submarine sedimentary instabilities on the Palomares Continental Margin (W Mediterranean)

David Casas¹, Leire Retegui¹, Ferran Estrada¹, Mariano Yenes¹, José Nespereira¹, Daniele Casalbore², Nieves López¹, Gemma Ercilla¹, Francesco Chiocci², Javier Idarraga³, Manuel Teixeira⁴, Jackeline Ramos³ (¹Spain,

²Italy, ³Colombia, ⁴Portugal)

P4.53 Landslides on Mid-Ocean ridges: the Bight Fracture Zone (N Atlantic)

Ferran Estrada, Gemma Ercilla, Irene Alejo, Marta Pérez Arlucea, Miguel Nombela, Maria Copete, Tatiana Glazkova, María Alvarez, Anxo Mena (Spain)

P4.54 Characterization of the submarine S- Eufemia slide (Calabro-Tyrrhenian margin, Italy) through the analysis of morpho-bathymetric and seismic data

Daniele Casalbore, Eleonora Martorelli, Alessandro Bosman, Francesco Chiocci (Italy)

P4.55 A spatio-temporal approach to evaluate rockfall exposure in Mallorca (Balearic Islands, Spain)

Juan López-Vinielles, Roberto Sarro, Rosa María Mateos, Mónica Martínez Corbella, Cristina Reyes-Carmona, Anna Barra, María Cuevas-González, Juan Antonio Luque, Jorge Pedro Galve, José Miguel Azañón, Oriol Monserrat (Spain)

P4.56 Efficient intensity measure for landslide vulnerability assessment of hillside buildings

Mahipal Kulariya, Sandip Saha (India)

P4.57 A nonstationary extreme value approach to estimating the temporal probability of rainfall induced shallow landslides under climate change

Hyuck-Jin Park, Han-Bin Kim, Jung-Hyun Lee, Jin-Ho Lee, Kwang-Youn Lee (South Korea)

THEME 5 – CLIMATE CHANGE, EXTREME WEATHER, EARTHQUAKES AND LANDSLIDES

P5.1 Interconnection of landslides’ activation with Mediterranean cyclones. The case of Cephalonia Island, Greece

Constantinos Nefros, Constantinos Loupasakis, Gianna Kitsara, Christos Giannakopoulos (Greece)

P5.2 Potential Instability of gas hydrate vs climate change: Chilean margin case study

Umberta Tinivella¹, Michela Giustiniani¹, Ivan Vargas-Cordero², Giulia Alessandrini¹ (¹Italy, ²Chile)

P5.3 Effect of warming surface temperature on the occurrence of soil landslides

G.A. Chinthaka Ganepola (Thailand)

P5.4 Impact of extreme events related to climate change in montain areas: preliminary results from the Abruzzo region (central Italy)

Andrea Sembroni, Paola Molin (Italy)

P5.5 Estimating landslide hazard at the regional scale considering distinct climate change scenarios

Jose Zezere, Eusébio Reis, Susana Pereira, Pedro Santos, Sérgio Oliveira, Ricardo Garcia, Raquel Melo

(Portugal)

P5.6 Rock slope spatio-temporal strain evolution: from field data to numerical modeling

Ondřej Racek¹, Andrea Morcioni², Jan Blahůt¹, Tiziana Apuani² (¹Czech Republic, ²Italy)

P5.7 Extreme debris flows events recorded on Roya River triburaties : what challenges does this type of event pose for risk management ?

Raphaël Kerverdo, Marchiel Adrien, Gorini Christian, Lafuerza Sara, Fouache Eric (France)

P5.8 Reconstructing changes in debris flow activity on alluvial fans at Plansee (Tyrol, AT) using amphibious methods

Carolin Kiefer, Michael Krautblatter (Germany)

P5.9 Projections of landslide hazard across High Mountain Asia

Thomas Stanley, Rachel Soobitsky, Pukar Amatya, Dalia Kirschbaum (USA)

P5.10 Characterise thermal properties and quantify non-conductive heat fluxes in mountain permafrost

Samuel Weber, Cicoira Alessandro (Switzerland)

P5.11 Can long runout landslides with longitudinal ridges be used as paleoclimatic marker in Iceland and on Mars?

Giulia Magnarini¹, Anya Champagne¹, Costanza Morino², Calvin Beck², Meven Philippe², Francesco Salese³, Alberto Fairén³, Armelle Decaulne², Susan Conway² (¹United Kingdom, ²France, ³Spain)

P5.12 Flow behaviors and basal normal stresses of rock-ice avalanches in rotating drum expriments

Zhibo Dong, Lijun Su (China)

P5.13 Insights from monsoon-triggered landslide timing information derived from Sentinel-1

Katy Burrows¹, Odin Marc², Christoff Andermann³ (¹Italy, ²France, ³Germany)

P5.14 Numerical calculations and scenario reconstruction of the February 7^th, 2021, Chamoli Event

Shobhana Lakhera¹, Michel Jaboyedoff¹, Marc-Henri Derron¹, Ajanta Goswami² (¹Switzerland, ²India)