Posters

NH3.8

This session aims to discuss hydrology related to landslide occurrence both on local and regional scale. It focuses on the detailed analysis and modelling of hydrological processes on hillslope and catchment scale in order to improve our understanding and prediction of the spatio-temporal patterns of landslide triggering and slope deformation mechanisms.

Water circulation within a catchment and the resultant transient changes in both shallow and deep hydrological systems is the most common controlling and triggering factor of slope movements. However, incorporation of hydrological process knowledge in slope failure analysis, such as water-rock interaction, water storage, dynamic preferential flows or the influence of frost conditions to name a few, still lags behind. Also, the inclusion of regional hydrological information in rainfall thresholds analysis is underdeveloped. The research frontiers are connected with the complexity of real landslides such as the difficulty to monitor groundwater levels or soil moisture contents in unstable terrain and over large areas, the difficulty to understand the water pathways within heterogeneous regolith soils and fractured bedrock, which are the characteristic substratum where landslides occur, and the complexity of dynamically quantifying and predicting the hydrological exchange between a potentially unstable slope and its surroundings.

We invite research ranging from unsaturated zone, hillslope processes and regional hydrology which are applied to landslide research in a broad sense: ranging from soil slips to large scale deep-seated slope deformation. The session will give time to both laboratory and field monitoring studies, preferably quantitative, and based on novel measurement and modelling techniques. We invite pioneering research that includes hydrological information in local and regional hazard assessment. Moreover, we welcome studies that incorporate hydrological process knowledge in the geotechnical analysis and modelling setting the next step to improve landslide hazard analysis.

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Co-organized as HS2.2.6
Convener: Thom Bogaard | Co-conveners: Paolo Frattini, Roberto Greco, Dominika Krzeminska, Jean-Philippe Malet
Orals
| Mon, 08 Apr, 16:15–18:00
 
Room L1
Posters
| Attendance Mon, 08 Apr, 14:00–15:45
 
Hall X3

Attendance time: Monday, 8 April 2019, 14:00–15:45 | Hall X3

Chairperson: Paolo Frattini, Jean-Philippe Malet, Dominika Krzeminska
X3.97 |
EGU2019-4854
Pasquale Marino, Thom Bogaard, Roberto Greco, and David Peres
X3.98 |
EGU2019-4917
Emilia Damiano, Luca Comegna, Roberto Greco, Pasquale Marino, Lucio Olivares, and Luciano Picarelli
X3.99 |
EGU2019-16309
Gennaro Spolverino, Giovanna Capparelli, Emilia Damiano, Roberto Greco, Lucio Olivares, and Pasquale Versace
X3.100 |
EGU2019-5381
Giovanni Francesco Santonastaso, Emilia Damiano, Roberto Greco, and Pasquale Marino
X3.101 |
EGU2019-10609
Achim Kopf, Nabil Sultan, Sebastien Garziglia, and Sebastien Migeon
X3.102 |
EGU2019-5100
Alexandra Rocio Urgilez Vinueza, Jessica Ximena Robles, Thom Bogaard, Mark Bakker, and Pablo Guzman
X3.103 |
EGU2019-16878
Catherine Bertrand, Vincent Marc, Jean-Philippe Malet, Stéphanie Gauthier, Thomas Lebourg, Pierre Nevers, Myriam Lajaunie, Aurélien Vallet, and Julien Gance
X3.104 |
EGU2019-13582
Stéphanie Gautier, Nataliya Denchik, Christelle Batiot, Michel Lopez, Véronique Léonardi, Philippe A. Pezard, and Muriel Geeraert
X3.105 |
EGU2019-17906
Numerical simulations of the local hydrologic behaviour of a mountain slope under heavy artificial rainfall conditions
(withdrawn)
Giorgio Volpi, Giovanni B. Crosta, Paolo Frattini, and Alberto Villa
X3.106 |
EGU2019-18062
Thomas Lebourg, Yoann Drouillas, Raphael Chochon, Séverine Bernardie, Nathalie Marçot, Carlo Troisi, Luca Lanteri, Serena Recagno, Bianca Federici, Alessio De Melas, Maurin Vidal, and Romain Besso
X3.108 |
EGU2019-8623
David Prenner, Kaitna Roland, Karin Mostbauer, and Markus Hrachowitz
X3.109 |
EGU2019-18689
José Lizarraga, Xiang Li, Paolo Frattini, Giovanni B. Crosta, and Giuseppe Buscarnera