Landslide Research Team
Landslide
Landslide Images
Landslide Images
Debris Flows
Site 82:
Site 87:
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Vertical view of Coledale Station area days after the fatal landslide on the 30th April 1988 |
Site 171, 172 & 173:
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Rock fall and debris flow scars on escarpment above Coledale in 1975. Photo by Ann Young |
Site 339:
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Accumulation lobe of debris flow into Rhododendron Park, Mount Pleasant from Mt Keira. Photo by Phil Flentje. |
Site 393:
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Bulli Pass in the early morning on the 18th August 1998. Numerous cars trapped in debris. Photo courtesy of the NSW SES. |
Site 411
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Small debris flow near Darragh Drive, Figtree. Debris flow occurred between 9 and 10am on the 24th October 1999 during 48 hours of heavy rainfall. Photo by Phil Flentje |
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Last reviewed: 21 September, 2010
News
August 2010:
Book Launch: Geotechnical Slope Analysis launched at University of Wollongong Bookshop, June 24th 2010
January 2010:
The new book Geotechnical Slope Analysis was published in January 2010 by CRC Press, Amsterdam and London. As of February 2010, 250 copies have been sold already!
- Click here to download the Full Contents list.
- Click here to download the Book flyer which contains all the publication details.
Landslide Monitoring Links
LRT/Partner Landslide Monitoring
Password Required:
- WCC and RTA landslide monitoring facility
- RailCorp Weather and Geotechnical monitoring facility
- Geelong landslide monitoring facility
- Mineral Resources Tasmania Taroona landslide monitoring facility
International Landslide Monitoring
- USGS Landslide Hazards Program, Landslide Monitoring
- GNS Science GeoNet website Landslide Resources landslide monitoring
- Alberta Geological Society Turtle Mountain Landslide Monitoring
- Yosemite Valley California rockfall monitoring via Hi Res imagery
A very different type of monitoring, but very interesting. You have to download and install MS Silverlight first, but it is worthwhile.














