Landslide Definition, Types, Causes, & Facts

landslide  On steep hillsides, debris flows begin as shallow landslides that liquefy and accelerate A typical landslide travels at 10 miler per hour, but can exceed 35 A landslide is a downslope movement of rock or soil, or both, occurring on the surface of rupture, either curved or planar (translational

A Landslide annualized frequency value represents the average number of recorded Landslide hazard occurrences per year over the period of record ( A landslide is the downslope movement of soil, rock and organic materials under the effects of gravity, which occurs when the gravitational driving forces

A landslide is a victory in an election in which a person or political party gets far more votes or seats than their opponents He won last month's presidential What are the causes and effects of landslides? The main cause of a landslide is the effect of gravity overcoming the stability of a slope through friction;