Landslide on Hydrological Response
A special issue of Water (ISSN 2073-4441). This special issue belongs to the section "Hydrogeology".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 31 July 2025 | Viewed by 383
Special Issue Editor
Interests: reservoir landslide; deformation mechanism; stability evaluation; landslide early warning
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Dear Colleagues,
Hydrological factors, such as rainfall and reservoir water level fluctuations, play a crucial role in triggering landslides. These factors periodically alter the seepage field within a landslide. Changes in pore water pressure and seepage forces exerted on soil or rock significantly affect landslide stability. A clear understanding of these mechanisms is vital for effective landslide risk mitigation and the protection of communities.
This Special Issue focuses on advancing research into the relationship between hydrological processes and landslide dynamics. Topics of interest include the following:
- Early identification and susceptibility evaluation of water-induced landslide;
- Application of novel monitoring technology in water-induced landslide;
- Formation and deformation mechanism of water-induced landslide;
- Early warning and stability analysis of water-induced landslide;
- Comprehensive risk assessment of water-induced landslide.
By addressing these themes, this Special Issue aims to deepen our understanding of hydrological–landslide interactions and promote practical solutions for landslide risk management. Researchers are encouraged to contribute original studies, reviews, and case studies to this multidisciplinary platform.
Dr. Lei Zhang
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- water-induced landslide
- landslide stability
- deformation mechanism
- landslide susceptibility mapping
- multi-fields monitoring
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