Tools for more reliable regional landslide risk reduction products
Video page · Sep 17, 2025
Jacob Woodard, U.S. Geological Survey
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Earth Science, Geology, Geomorphology and seminar by Erin Jensen, USGS
Hosted by U.S. Geological Survey — Landslide Hazards Program
Wednesday 14:00 Denver (GMT-7)
Recording available
This talk will examine the use of logarithmic spirals and planar or bi-planar geometries to estimate failure surface shapes and volumes of previously documented bedrock landslides. We present an inventory of large rock slides and rock avalanches for which pre- and post-event topography data are available, examine failure surface shapes using post-event topographic data, and evaluate the suitability of different geometries for approximating bedrock landslide failure surfaces and volumes.