@inproceedings{33259d0ca88b4a689f1d6011f08a9dfe,
title = "Coupling a slope stability model and a fracture flow model for predicting the timing of typhoon-indiced landslide",
abstract = "Triggering hydrology of landsliding can be different between climatic and geologic regions. In Taiwan, large portion of weathered rock fragments contained in mountainous hillslope soils led to a very high conductivity over near surface, and flows within bedrock fractures can be significantly recharged by typhoon rainfalls, and trigger landslides. A coupled model has therefore been developed to predict the timing of rainfall-induced landslides, by integrating a two-layered (soil and fractured bedrock) flow model and a slope stability model. The model was tested in an experiment site located at Hsiuluan Village, northern Taiwan and performed reasonably well in simulating the timing of landslide initiation for a 2004 landslide event. We suggest the model can be applied to other watersheds with similar environment, assuming that reliable rainfall estimates and soil physics data are available.",
keywords = "Conductivity, Fracture flow, Landslide timing, Rainfall-induced landslide, Typhoon",
author = "Chiang, {Shou Hao} and Chang, {Kang Tsung} and Chen, {Chi Farn}",
year = "2013",
language = "???core.languages.en_GB???",
isbn = "9781629939100",
series = "34th Asian Conference on Remote Sensing 2013, ACRS 2013",
publisher = "Asian Association on Remote Sensing",
pages = "3760--3767",
booktitle = "34th Asian Conference on Remote Sensing 2013, ACRS 2013",
note = "34th Asian Conference on Remote Sensing 2013, ACRS 2013 ; Conference date: 20-10-2013 Through 24-10-2013",
}