The U.S. Geological Survey has released a new nationwide landslide susceptibility map that indicates nearly 44% of the U.S.

The Yellowstone region is riddled with fault scarps, many of which have only recently been recognized thanks to the release of high-resolution lidar topographic data ...

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Geoscientists worldwide are developing and applying methodologies to estimate geologic hazards associated with the siting of nuclear facilities. Understanding such hazards, particularly in the context ...

Homes built on land with past landslide activity are on the market. Here's how homebuyers can assess a property's risk to ...

These are residences and people’s lives that are being disrupted by what is a geologic process,” said Jonathan Godt, the ...

New satellite images show the eastern U.S. coast is sinking ... from space-based radar satellites "to evaluate the subsidence ...

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My research focuses on disaster chains primarily triggered by earthquakes and rainfall-induced geological hazards. It includes fundamental theoretical research and applied research aimed at ...

Widespread volcanic ashfall in the event of a major North Island eruption is one of New Zealand’s key natural hazards  - ...

Earthquakes are among Yellowstone’s geologic hazards most likely ... making earthquakes key to the big-picture understanding of hazards in the region. Modern-day earthquakes in Yellowstone ...