Since 1991, investigation on the relationships between landslide occurrence and climatic change from the Late-glacial have been carried out in the areas of Cortina d’Ampezzo and Alta Badia (Italy) within the realm of EU-funded projects. Such research, which also dealt with geomorphological and landslide hazard mapping, brought to a better understanding of the geomorphological evolution of these areas and took large benefit from radiocarbon dating of several mass movements. In particular, the study of the past distribution of landslides was fundamental for the definition of landslide hazard and for planning monitoring systems to be installed on the most active slope movements as well as for making speculations on the relationships between landslide occurrence and climate changes
Landslides and climate change in the Alps since the Late-Glacial: Evidence of case studies in the Dolomites (Italy) / Corsini, Alessandro; Pasuto, A.; Soldati, Mauro. - STAMPA. - 1:(2000), pp. 329-334. (Intervento presentato al convegno 8th International Symposium on Landslides tenutosi a Cardiff nel 26-30/06/2000).
Landslides and climate change in the Alps since the Late-Glacial: Evidence of case studies in the Dolomites (Italy)
CORSINI, Alessandro;SOLDATI, Mauro
2000
Abstract
Since 1991, investigation on the relationships between landslide occurrence and climatic change from the Late-glacial have been carried out in the areas of Cortina d’Ampezzo and Alta Badia (Italy) within the realm of EU-funded projects. Such research, which also dealt with geomorphological and landslide hazard mapping, brought to a better understanding of the geomorphological evolution of these areas and took large benefit from radiocarbon dating of several mass movements. In particular, the study of the past distribution of landslides was fundamental for the definition of landslide hazard and for planning monitoring systems to be installed on the most active slope movements as well as for making speculations on the relationships between landslide occurrence and climate changes
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