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Publisher Summary 1
Glade (geography, University of Bonn) brings together concepts and methods for landslide hazard research and management that extend beyond established engineering and natural sciences approaches. The methods will have value for scientists, engineers, policymakers, and managers working in research institutions, government agencies, and consultancies. Contributors in a range of disciplines, including geography, civil engineering, and earth sciences, deal with conceptual models, evaluation and management of risk, and end-to-end solutions of landslide risk. A synopsis develops suggestions for appropriate models for integration which can be implemented through organizations, consultant engineers, planners, landowners, and emergency services. Annotation 漏2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
Publisher Summary 2
With the increasing need to take an holistic view of landslide hazard and risk, this book overviews the concept of risk research and addresses the sociological and psychological issues resulting from landslides. Its integrated approach offers understanding and ability for concerned organisations, landowners, land managers, insurance companies and researchers to develop risk management solutions. Global case studies illustrate a variety of integrated approaches, and a concluding section provides specifications and contexts for the next generation of process models.
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List of Contributors
Preface
1 Landslide Hazard and Risk: Issues, Concepts, and Approach M. J. Crozier and T. Glade
Part I Conceptual Models in Approaching Landslide Risk
2 The nature of landslide hazard impact T. Glade and M. Crozier
3 A review of scale dependency in landslide hazard and risk T. Glade and M. Crozier
4 Systematic procedures of landslide-hazard mapping for risk assessment using spatial prediction models Chang-Jo F. Chung and Andrea G. Fabbri
5 Vulnerability to landslides David Alexander
Part II Evaluation of Risk
6 Landslide risk perception, knowledge, and associated risk management: Case studies and general lessons from Glacier National Park, Montana, USA David R. Butler and Lisa M. DeChano
7 Cultural consideration in landslide risk perception Garth Harmsworth and Bill Raynor
8 Reply of insurance industry to landslide risk Hans-Leo Paus
9 The role of administrative bodies in landslide risk assessment Kurt Hollenstein
10 Addressing landslide hazards: Towards a knowledge management perspective S. Michaels
Part III Management of Landslide Risk
11 Management frameworks for landslide hazard and risk: issues and options M. J. Crozier
12 Reducing landslide hazards and risk in the United States: The role of the U. S. Geological Survey G. F. Wieczorek and P. L. Gori and L. M. Highland
13 Basic data and decision support for landslide management: A conceptual framework Walter Pfluegner
14 Instability management from policy to practice R. McInnes
15 Geomorphologic mapping to assess landslide risk: concepts, methods and applications in the Umbria Region of central Italy Paola Reichenbach and Mirco Galli and Mauro Cardinali and Fausto Guzzetti and Francesca Ardizzone
16 Remote sensing of landslides Vern Singhroy
17 The rise and fall of a debris-flow warning system for the San Francisco Bay Region, California Raymond C. Wilson
18 Reforestation schemes to manage regional landslide risk Chris Phillips and Michael Marden
19 Geotechnical structures for landslide risk reduction Edward Nicholas Bromhead
Part IV 'End-to-End Solutions' for Landslide Risk Assessment
20 Towards the development of a landslide risk assessment for rural roads in Nepal D. Petley and G. J. Hearn and A. Hart
21 Quantitative landslide risk assessment of Cairns, Australia Marion Michael-Leiba and Fred Baynes and Greg Scott and Ken Granger
22 The story of quantified risk and its place in slope safety policy in Hong Kong A. W. Malone
23 Rockfall risk management in high density urban areas. The Andorran experience Ramon Copons and Joan Manuel Vilaplana and Jordi Corominas and Joan Altimir and Jordi Amigo
24 Landslide risk assessment in Italy Marino Sorriso-Valvo
25 An initial approach to identifying slope stability controls in southern Java and to providing community-based landslide warning information D. Karnawati and I. Ibriam and M. G. Anderson and E. A. Holcombe and G. T. Mummery and J-P. Renaud and Y. Wang
Part V: Synopsis
26 Landslide hazard and risk - concluding comment and perspectives T. Glade and M. Crozier
Glossary
Thematic Index
Locations/regions."
Preface
1 Landslide Hazard and Risk: Issues, Concepts, and Approach M. J. Crozier and T. Glade
Part I Conceptual Models in Approaching Landslide Risk
2 The nature of landslide hazard impact T. Glade and M. Crozier
3 A review of scale dependency in landslide hazard and risk T. Glade and M. Crozier
4 Systematic procedures of landslide-hazard mapping for risk assessment using spatial prediction models Chang-Jo F. Chung and Andrea G. Fabbri
5 Vulnerability to landslides David Alexander
Part II Evaluation of Risk
6 Landslide risk perception, knowledge, and associated risk management: Case studies and general lessons from Glacier National Park, Montana, USA David R. Butler and Lisa M. DeChano
7 Cultural consideration in landslide risk perception Garth Harmsworth and Bill Raynor
8 Reply of insurance industry to landslide risk Hans-Leo Paus
9 The role of administrative bodies in landslide risk assessment Kurt Hollenstein
10 Addressing landslide hazards: Towards a knowledge management perspective S. Michaels
Part III Management of Landslide Risk
11 Management frameworks for landslide hazard and risk: issues and options M. J. Crozier
12 Reducing landslide hazards and risk in the United States: The role of the U. S. Geological Survey G. F. Wieczorek and P. L. Gori and L. M. Highland
13 Basic data and decision support for landslide management: A conceptual framework Walter Pfluegner
14 Instability management from policy to practice R. McInnes
15 Geomorphologic mapping to assess landslide risk: concepts, methods and applications in the Umbria Region of central Italy Paola Reichenbach and Mirco Galli and Mauro Cardinali and Fausto Guzzetti and Francesca Ardizzone
16 Remote sensing of landslides Vern Singhroy
17 The rise and fall of a debris-flow warning system for the San Francisco Bay Region, California Raymond C. Wilson
18 Reforestation schemes to manage regional landslide risk Chris Phillips and Michael Marden
19 Geotechnical structures for landslide risk reduction Edward Nicholas Bromhead
Part IV 'End-to-End Solutions' for Landslide Risk Assessment
20 Towards the development of a landslide risk assessment for rural roads in Nepal D. Petley and G. J. Hearn and A. Hart
21 Quantitative landslide risk assessment of Cairns, Australia Marion Michael-Leiba and Fred Baynes and Greg Scott and Ken Granger
22 The story of quantified risk and its place in slope safety policy in Hong Kong A. W. Malone
23 Rockfall risk management in high density urban areas. The Andorran experience Ramon Copons and Joan Manuel Vilaplana and Jordi Corominas and Joan Altimir and Jordi Amigo
24 Landslide risk assessment in Italy Marino Sorriso-Valvo
25 An initial approach to identifying slope stability controls in southern Java and to providing community-based landslide warning information D. Karnawati and I. Ibriam and M. G. Anderson and E. A. Holcombe and G. T. Mummery and J-P. Renaud and Y. Wang
Part V: Synopsis
26 Landslide hazard and risk - concluding comment and perspectives T. Glade and M. Crozier
Glossary
Thematic Index
Locations/regions."
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