1. Spatial prediction of highway slope disasters based on convolution neural networks

   • Chao Yin
   • Zhanghua Wang
   • Xingkui Zhao

   Original Paper 29 March 2022 Pages: 813 - 831

   

2. Application of convolutional neural network fused with machine learning modeling framework for geospatial comparative analysis of landslide susceptibility

   • Zemin Gao
   • Mingtao Ding

   Original Paper 23 March 2022 Pages: 833 - 858

   

3. A conceptual framework for integrated management of disasters recovery projects

   • Homa Bahmani
   • Wei Zhang

   Original Paper 28 March 2022 Pages: 859 - 885

   

4. Discussion on the tree-based machine learning model in the study of landslide susceptibility

   • Qiang Liu
   • Aiping Tang
   • Xiaosheng Han

   Original Paper 18 June 2022 Pages: 887 - 911

   

5. Incorporating shear stiffness into post-fire debris flow statistical triggering models

   • R. E. S. Moss
   • N. Lyman

   Original Paper 31 March 2022 Pages: 913 - 932

   

6. Liquefaction resistance evaluation of soils using artificial neural network for Dhaka City, Bangladesh

   • Abul Kashem Faruki Fahim
   • Md. Zillur Rahman
   • A. S. M. Maksud Kamal

   Original Paper 13 April 2022 Pages: 933 - 963

   

7. Rainfall-induced landslide susceptibility mapping using machine learning algorithms and comparison of their performance in Hilly area of Fujian Province, China

   • Peng Ye
   • Bin Yu
   • Longzhen Ye

   Original Paper 09 April 2022 Pages: 965 - 995

   

8. Spatial and temporal evolution characteristics and causes of drought and flood in the Henan section of the Yellow River

   • Jie Tao
   • Wenzhao Qiao
   • Rong Gan

   Original Paper 08 April 2022 Pages: 997 - 1016

   

9. An assessment of Dungale landslide using remotely piloted aircraft system (RPAS), ground penetration radar (GPR), and Slide & RS² Softwares

   • Ruchika Sharma Tandon
   • Vikram Gupta
   • Pradeep Joshi

   Original Paper 04 April 2022 Pages: 1017 - 1042

   

10. Flood vulnerability and buildings’ flood exposure assessment in a densely urbanised city: comparative analysis of three scenarios using a neural network approach

    • Quoc Bao Pham
    • Sk Ajim Ali
    • Ewa Łupikasza

    Original Paper 05 April 2022 Pages: 1043 - 1081

    

11. Hybrid stochastic-mechanical modeling of precipitation thresholds of shallow landslide initiation

    • Edoardo Rundeddu
    • José J. Lizárraga
    • Giuseppe Buscarnera

    Original Paper 16 April 2022 Pages: 1083 - 1104

    

12. Comparative review of data-driven landslide susceptibility models: case study in the Eastern Andes mountain range of Colombia

    • Wilmar Calderón-Guevara
    • Mauricio Sánchez-Silva
    • Daniel F. Villarraga

    Original Paper 04 April 2022 Pages: 1105 - 1132

    

13. Genesis and simultaneous occurrences of the super cyclone Kyarr and extremely severe cyclone Maha in the Arabian Sea in October 2019

    • R. S. Akhila
    • J. Kuttippurath
    • A. Chakraborty

    Original Paper 11 April 2022 Pages: 1133 - 1150

    

14. Projected changes in meteorological drought over East Africa inferred from bias-adjusted CMIP6 models

    • Brian Ayugi
    • Zablon Weku Shilenje
    • Victor Ongoma

    Original Paper 09 April 2022 Pages: 1151 - 1176

    

15. Identifying critical combination of roadside slopes susceptible to rainfall-induced failures

    • A. Baral
    • S. M. Shahandashti

    Original Paper 14 April 2022 Pages: 1177 - 1198

    

16. GIS-based landslide susceptibility zonation and comparative analysis using analytical hierarchy process and conventional weighting-based multivariate statistical methods in the Lachung River Basin, North Sikkim

    • Sudatta Wadadar
    • Bhabani Prasad Mukhopadhyay

    Original Paper 21 April 2022 Pages: 1199 - 1236

    

17. Application of the self-calibrated palmer drought severity index and standardized precipitation index for estimation of drought impact on maize grain yield in Pannonian part of Croatia

    • Krešo Pandžić
    • Tanja Likso
    • Nataša Strelec Mahović

    Original Paper 16 April 2022 Pages: 1237 - 1262

    

18. Multivariate fire risk models using copula regression in Kalimantan, Indonesia

    • Mohamad Khoirun Najib
    • Sri Nurdiati
    • Ardhasena Sopaheluwakan

    Original Paper 23 April 2022 Pages: 1263 - 1283

    

19. Flood risk mapping for the lower Narmada basin in India: a machine learning and IoT-based framework

    • Nikunj K. Mangukiya
    • Ashutosh Sharma

    Original Paper 18 April 2022 Pages: 1285 - 1304

    

20. Numerical modeling and hazard implications of landslides at the Ardillas Volcanic Dome (Tacaná Volcanic Complex, Mexico-Guatemala)

    • R. Vázquez
    • J. L. Macías
    • J. M. Sánchez-Núñez

    Original Paper 29 April 2022 Pages: 1305 - 1333

    

21. Local tsunamigenic sources in Greece, identified by pattern recognition

    • O. V. Novikova
    • A. I. Gorshkov

    Original Paper 21 April 2022 Pages: 1335 - 1348

    

22. Gene expression programming and data mining methods for bushfire susceptibility mapping in New South Wales, Australia

    • Maryamsadat Hosseini
    • Samsung Lim

    Original Paper Open access 23 April 2022 Pages: 1349 - 1365

    

23. Experimental investigation on anti-sliding performance of grouted micro-pipe pile groups

    • Xiaoli Liu
    • Yushuang Liu
    • Yuanyuan Su

    Original Paper 16 April 2022 Pages: 1367 - 1384

    

24. Short communication: predicting typhoon tracks around Korea

    • Kyoo-Man Ha

    Short Communication 05 April 2022 Pages: 1385 - 1390

    

25. Landslide susceptibility evaluation in the Chemoga watershed, upper Blue Nile, Ethiopia

    • Hunegnaw Desalegn
    • Arega Mulu
    • Banchiamlak Damtew

    Comment 17 April 2022 Pages: 1391 - 1417