Landslide

• Aldercrest-Banyon Landslide Kelso, Washington (1998-99)  - An illustrated account and explanation of the second worst urban landslide in US history.
• Canada Landslide Loss Reduction Initiative  - The Geological Survey of Canada's program to provide information, data, and expertise on landslides, the most destructive geological hazard in the country. Includes details of their team, services, conferences and workshops, and background materials.
• Haneberg Geoscience  - Provides consultation and applied research solutions in engineering geology, hydrogeology, geomechanics, structural geology, and other related areas.
• International Consortium on Landslides (ICL)  - Established to promote research, and coordinate international expertise in risk assessment and mitigation studies. Offers details of their objectives, programs, publications and newsletters.
• International Landslide Centre  - Research studies focused in preventing landslides in the developing world. With group capabilities, disaster response, and landslide database.
• International Landslide Research Group  - Informal group of individuals sharing details on landslide research and regional landslide analyses. Plus meetings, field trips, and affiliations.
• Landslides at BGS  - The British Geological Survey's resource on landslides in the UK; includes information about their national database, their response team, and background materials.
• Landslides in Japan  - The Japan Landslide Society's overview of current understanding of landslide origins, investigations, and research in Japan. Includes illustrated analysis of recent landslides.
• National Landslide Hazards Program (USGS)  - Aims to reduce losses in the US from landslide hazards by researching the causes and suggesting mitigation strategies. Includes details of their research and monitoring programs, their education service, an archive of landslide events, and current warnings and advisories.
• Potential San Francisco Bay Landslides During El Niño  - U.S. Geological Survey-produced special landslide hazard maps of the San Francisco Bay Area for the California State.
• SHALSTAB: A Digital Terrain Model  - An academic paper providing a simple model for mapping shallow landslide potential.