The IAEG Executive Committee has unanimously voted to accept Chile as the newest national group or IAEG! This decision will be officially ratified at the next IAEG Council meeting. Special thanks to Vice President for South America, Professor Jorge Bejerman of Argentina,...
source: IAEG
The Executive Committee of IAEG has appointed Professor Arindam Basu...
source: IAEG
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The world of minerals is just as wild as the world of animals when it comes to discovering new specimens.
A research team led by crystallographer (crystal specialist) Stanislav Filatov at St. Petersburg University found a lovely new entry into the world of minerals: petrovite....
source: CNET
Using NASA satellite imagery and software processing approaches, a group of geoscientists has discovered a landslide-generated tsunami threat in Barry Arm, Alaska, that will likely affect tourists and locals in the surrounding...
source: SciTechDaily
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Videos were widely shared on Twitter over the weekend showing remarkable footage of a major rock slope collapse at Argaga on the Spanish island of La Gomera Nov. 14. This is a large, near vertical collapse event, with the debris falling onto a road and into the sea.
source: The Landslide Blog
Super typhoon Goni (known locally as Rolly) brought extensive heavy rainfall to the Philippines over the weekend of Oct. 31 and 1 Nov. 1, 2020. Widespread damage occurred, including landslides in many places.
source: The Landslide Blog
A landslide killed at last five people and sent emergency workers on a frantic rescue mission in a remote part of northern Ecuador known for illegal gold mining.
The landslide was caused by illegal excavations, according to the country’s natural disasters and emergency...
source: The New York Times
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Professor Resat Ulusay and Professor Louis Wong have been a wonderful team guiding our Bulletin to the...
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Further heavy rainfall is triggering landslides in Vietnam. Unfortunately, Typhoon Vamco is likely to make landfall over the weekend, bringing further rainfall into areas that are already saturated. Substantial problems are likely.
source: The Landslide Blog
We are happy to announce the 4th “e-YEG” webinar series on the topic of “Risk Assessment & Management for Geological Engineering projects.”
Young Engineering Geology – YEG & IAEG present the 4th monthly “e-YEG” day with invited...
source: Young Engineering Geologists
The search for the victims of the Queja landslide appears now to be ceasing, with the site of the disaster being declared a “camposanto,” or a resting place for the dead, and the location will be declared as being uninhabitable. Whilst understandable, one should...
source: The Landslide Blog
