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Landslide Hazard Scenarios in Campania

Picarelli Luciano

出版	SSRN, 2011
URL	http://books.google.com.hk/books?id=xp3azwEACAAJ&hl=&source=gbs_api

註釋

Campania is one of the regions in Italy with the highest number of landslides. Leaving aside the very special cases of Vajont (1963) and Val di Stava (1986), in the Alps, a study on the impact of landslides in the last century in Italy (Guzzetti, 2000) shows that the main catastrophes caused by landslides are concentrated in Campania (Fig. 1). Only the landslides occurred in Cetara (1910), Amalfi (1924), Salerno and Vietri sul Mare (1954) and Sarno (1998) caused about 1000 fatalities and missing people. All these events were triggered by precipitations in similar geomophological contexts characterised by relatively steep slopes covered by air-fall pyroclastic soils (notice that the Vajont and Val di Stava were triggered by other causes).