An overview of landslide hazards in Idaho
Landslides are a significant hazard in Idaho because they are widespread, destructive, disruptive, and their exact timing and location is unpredictable. Despite the drastic precipitation gradient across Idaho, landslides occur throughout the state. Idaho’s underlying geology and steep topography create favorable conditions for landsliding. Furthermore, the location of many of Idaho’s transportation corridors within narrow, steep-sided canyons compounds the threat by exposing critical infrastructure to these landslide hazards. I present examples of several landslides and discuss the Idaho Geological Survey’s efforts to document and study landslide hazards in the state.
Lifton Z (2022) An overview of landslide hazards in Idaho, 14 April 2022.
Video thumbnail used with permission from Zach Lifton, Idaho Geological Survey.
Video: https://www.usgs.gov/media/videos/overview-landslide-hazards-idaho
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Lifton Z (2022) An overview of landslide hazards in Idaho, 14 April 2022.
Video thumbnail used with permission from Zach Lifton, Idaho Geological Survey.
Video: https://www.usgs.gov/media/videos/overview-landslide-hazards-idaho
Видео An overview of landslide hazards in Idaho канала USGS Presentations
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