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Yanru Wang, Yongguang Li, Chuanxiong Zhang, Xu Wang, Guangyu Fan, Qianqian Qi and Bin Fu
The southeast coastal region of China is frequently affected by typhoons. The observation station was chosen to be located on the roof of Wenzhou University?s architectural engineering building to collect real-time wind speed data during the landfalling ...
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Chunhung Wu
The 1999 Chichi earthquake and Typhoon Morakot in 2009 caused two serious landslide events in the Chishan river watershed in southern Taiwan. In this study, certainty factor analysis was used to evaluate the effectiveness of landslide occurrence, and spa...
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Jie-Lun Chiang, Chia-Ming Kuo and Leila Fazeldehkordi
The complex and extensive mechanism of landslides and their direct connection to climate change have turned these hazards into critical events on a global scale, which can have significant negative influences on the long-term sustainable development of n...
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Chih-Ming Tseng, Yie-Ruey Chen, Chwen-Ming Chang, Yung-Sheng Chue and Shun-Chieh Hsieh
This study explores the impact of rainfall on the followed-up landslides after a severe typhoon and the relationship between various rainfall events and the occurrence, scale, and regional characteristics of the landslides, including second landslides. M...
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Kuo-Jen Chang, Chun-Wei Tseng, Chih-Ming Tseng, Ta-Chun Liao and Ci-Jian Yang
Landslides are highly erosional processes that dominate sediment mobilization and reshape landscapes in orogenic belts. Therefore, quantifying and characterizing landslide volume is essential to disaster prevention and understanding landscape evolution i...
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Daniel Hölbling, Lorena Abad, Zahra Dabiri, Günther Prasicek, Tsai-Tsung Tsai and Anne-Laure Argentin
Large rainfall-induced landslides are among the most dangerous natural hazards in Taiwan, posing a risk for people and infrastructure. Thus, better knowledge about the evolution of landslides and their impact on the downstream area is of high importance ...
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Jhe-Syuan Lai, Shou-Hao Chiang and Fuan Tsai
This study explores two modeling issues that may cause uncertainty in landslide susceptibility assessments when different sampling strategies are employed. The first issue is that extracted attributes within a landslide inventory polygon can vary if the ...
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Cheng-Wei Kuo, Chi-Farn Chen, Su-Chin Chen, Tun-Chi Yang, Chun-Wei Chen
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Recurrent flood events induced by typhoons are powerful agents to modify channel morphology in Taiwan?s rivers. Frequent channel migrations reflect highly sensitive valley floors and increase the risk to infrastructure and residents along rivers. Therefo...
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Hung-Pin Chiu, Jian-Ping Suen
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After Typhoon Morakot, dredging engineering was conducted while taking the safety of humans and structures into consideration, but partial stream reaches were formed in the multiple-channel sections in Cishan Stream because of anthropogenic and natural i...
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