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Hangbewegungen

BGU67001Areas of Specialization6 ECTSEnglishsummer semesterLehrstuhl für Hangbewegungen (Prof. Krautblatter)
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What it is about

The module covers causes, processes and types of landslides as well as methods for investigation, monitoring and hazard assessment. By the end you will be able to classify landslides, choose appropriate investigation and monitoring procedures, create hazard and risk maps and perform simple risk analyses as well as cost-benefit considerations for protective measures.

What you will be able to do

  • Classify and describe types and processes of landslides
  • Differentiate causes and triggers of landslides
  • Analyze movement and transport mechanisms
  • Select suitable investigation and monitoring techniques
  • Apply hazard and zoning techniques for mapping
  • Explain principles of risk assessment and management for gravity-driven natural hazards
  • Perform simple risk analyses and cost-benefit optimizations for protective measures

What the module consists of

  • VorlesungFoundations, case studies and concepts are taught (3 lectures)
  • ÜbungenMandatory exercises for applying the lecture material
  • Exkursionen (optional)Field days on discussed case studies

Teaching method

  • Vorlesungen mit Folien und VideosConveying foundations and case studies
  • DemonstrationenIllustration of processes
  • PflichtübungenApplication of what has been learned
  • Optionale FeldtagePractical insight into real landslides and case studies
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