Recent Progress in and Future Perspectives on the Monitoring, Assessment, and Mitigation of Geological Disasters

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Monitoring methods have advanced significantly, improving responses to geological disasters such as landslides and debris flows.
Severe events like collapses can lead to extensive damage, prompting the need for effective assessment and mitigation strategies.
This review explores current practices in assessing and monitoring geological disasters, identifying gaps and future directions for research.
Improved response strategies may help reduce the impact of geological disasters, emphasizing the importance of continued innovation in this field.

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Review highlights monitoring and mitigation of geological disasters, suggesting improved assessment methods.

Among all the geological disasters (GDs), collapses, landslides, and debris flows are the most severe [...]

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Review highlights monitoring and mitigation of geological disasters, suggesting improved assessment methods.

Among all the geological disasters (GDs), collapses, landslides, and debris flows are the most severe [...]