Safety and hazards. Keynote lecture. ; 2
Probabilistic methods for geohazard problems. State-of-the-Art. ; 3
Slope stability at Ormen Lange. ; 4
Reliability analysis - reliability and risk in geo-engineering. ; 6
Microzonation studies in central America. ; 7
The role of free gas in the activation of submarine slides in Finneidfjord. ; 8
Dynamics, velocity and run-out of the giant Storegga slide. ; 9
Issues in the assessment of gravity mass flow hazards in the Storegga area off the western Norwegian coast. ; 10
The 1996 Finneidfjord slide. Seafloor failure and slide dynamics. ; 11
Probabilistic slope stability analyses of the Sigsbee escarpment. ; 12
Deterministic slope stability analyses of the Sigsbee Escarpment ; 13
Rainfall induced lahars in volcanic debris in Nicaragua and El Salvador. Practical mitigation. ; 14
Constitutive modeling of the undrained shear strength of fine grained soils containing gas. ; 15
Gas hydrates and submarine slope instability. ; 16
Probabilistic methods for quantification and mapping of geohazards. ; 17
Risk assessment in soil and rock engineering. ; 18
Rock slope failures in norwegian fjord areas: Examples, spatial distribution and temporal pattern. ; 19
Static and dynamic simulation of a 700-m high rock slope in western Norway. ; 21
Seismic triggering of submarine slides in soft cohesive soil deposits. ; 22
An experimental study of wave run-up at a steep beach. ; 23
Hydroplaning of subaqueous debris flows and glide blocks: Analytical solutions and discussion. ; 24
Rainfall-induced slides of unsaturated slopes. ; 26
The last phase of the Storegga slide: simulation of retrogressive slide dynamics and comparison with slide-scar morphology. ; 27
The challenge of defining upper bounds on earthquake ground motions. ; 30
On the use of logic trees for ground-motion prediction equations in seismic-hazard analysis. ; 32
Seismic hazard and microzonation. ; 33
The Arctic plate boundary. ; 36
Long-period ground-motions for large European earthquakes, 1905-1992, and comparisons with stochastic predictions. ; 37
Mapping of landslide hazard and risk along the pipeline route. ; 41
Analyses of progressive failure in long natural slopes. ; 42
Modelling of shear band propagation in clays using interface elements with finite thickness. ; 43
Soil conditions and slope stability in the Ormen Lange area. ; 45
The Storegga slide: evaluation of triggering sources and slide mechanics. ; 46
Fundamental mechanisms for tsunami generation by submarine mass flows in idealised geometries. ; 47
A parametric study of tsunamis generated by submarine slides in the Ormen Lange/Storegga area off western Norway. ; 48
The Storegga slide tsunami - comparing field observations with numerical simulations. ; 49
The Bam earthquake of 26 Desember 2003. ; 50
Quantification of risks associated with seabed instability at Ormen Lange. ; 52
Scaling behaviour of clay-rich submarine debris flows. ; 53
The Pleistocene to recent geological development of the Ormen Lange area. ; 54
The Storegga slide complex: repetitive large scale sliding with similar cause and development. ; 55
Performance of lifeline systems in Bam earthquake of December 26, 2003. ; 56
Laboratory studies of subaqueous debris flows by measurements of pore-fluid pressure and total stress. ; 57
Subaqueous debris flow behaviour and its dependence on the sand/clay ratio: a laboratory study using particle tracking. ; 58
Slushflow hazard prediction and warning ; 58
On the frontal dynamics and morphology of submarine debris flows. ; 59
Numerical modeling of a slushflow event. ; 62
Modeling non-gaussian random vectors for FORM: State-of-the art review. ; 63
Explaining the Storegga slide. ; 64
Contourites and their relevance for mass wasting along the Mid-Norwegian margin. ; 65
Mineralogical and microstructural development of the sediments on the Mid-Norwegian margin. ; 66
Ormen Lange - an integrated study for the safe development of a deep-water gas field within the Storegga slide complex, NE Atlantic continental margin executive summary. ; 67
International Centre for Geohazards (ICG): assessment, prevention and mitigation of geohazards ; 68
Flow models of natural debris flows originating from overconsolidated clay materials. ; 69
High mobility of subaqueous debris flows and the lubricating-layer method. ; 70
On the dynamics of subaqueous clay rich gravity mass flows - the giant Storegga slide, Norway. ; 72
First order reliability method using Hermite polynomials. ; 74
Application of packing models on geophysical property of sediments. ; 75
Assessment of global landslide hazard and risk hotspots. ; 76
Multilevel subsea piezometer system. ; 77
Probabilistic stability analysis for individual slopes in soil and rock. State-of-the-art paper. ; 78
Risk assessment for submarine slides. ; 79
Evaluation of the Properties of Silty Soils with High Fines ContenT ; 80
Vulnerability and acceptable risk in integrated risk assessment framework. ; 81
Undrained creep susceptibility of clays. ; 82
A simple dynamical model of landslide fragmentation during flow. ; 83
Sliding of outrunner blocks from submarine landslides ; 84
In situ pore pressures: What is their significance and how can they be reliably measured? ; 85
Instability of sand-silt mixtures. ; 86
Quantification of rock-avalanche and tsunami hazard in Storfjorden, western Norway. ; 87
An early holocene submarine slide in Boknafjorden and the effect of a slide-triggered tsunami on stone age settlements at Rennesøy, SW Norway. ; 88
Emerging insights into the dynamics of submarine debris flows. ; 90
On full-scale avalanche measurements at the Ryggfonn test site, Norway. ; 91
Determination of the transitional fines content of mixtures of sand and non-plastic fines. ; 92
Propagation of the December 26, 2004 indian ocean tsunami: effects of dispersion and source characteristics. ; 93
Small scale simulations of outrunner blocks. ; 95
Understanding the high mobility of subaqueous debris flows. ; 96
A model for frictional melt production beneath large rock avalanches. ; 98
On numerical simulations of subaqueous slides: Backcalculations of laboratory experiments of clay-rich slides. ; 99
The Sklinnadjupet slide and its relation to the Elsterian glaciation on the mid-Norwegian margin. ; 100
Tsunami generation and propagation from the Mjølnir asteroid impact. ; 103
Challenges to geo-scientists in risk assessment for sub-marine slides ; 105
Transient flow in unsaturated soils: Numerical analysis and case study. ; 106
Methodology for calculation of rain-induced slides. ; 107
Numerical analyses and field case study of slope subjected to rainfall. ; 109
Behaviour of the sediments in the Storegga slide interpreted by the steady estate concept. ; 111
Parameter studies of sediments in the Storegga Slide region. ; 112
Statistical Analysis of Well Logs Compared with the Geotechnical Data in Storegga Slide Area ; 113
Global landslide and avalanche hotspots. ; 114
Levees creation in debris flows during rapid dewatering: observations from Jotunheimen, Southern Norway ; 115
The dating and morphometry of the Storegga slside. ; 119
Slope stability assessment of the Helland Hansen area offshore the mid-Norwegian margin. ; 120
Strategy for re-construction in Thailand following the 26 December 2004 tsunami event. ; 124
Steady-state lines of sand-silt mixtures. ; 125
Historical landslides in Nicaragua - collection and analysis of data. ; 126
Submarine mass movements and their consequences, 2nd International Symposium: Summary. ; 127
Mechanisms of tsunami generation by submarine landslides: a short review. ; 128
Earthquake related tsunami hazard along the western coast of Thailand ; 130
On pulsed Doppler radar measurements of avalanches and their implication to avalanche dynamics. ; 131
A landslide database for Nicaragua: a tool for landslide-hazard management. ; 132
What is the Current "Best Practice" in Offshore Geohazard Investigations? A State-of-the-Art Review ; 133
Statistical description of characteristic soil properties, ; 134
Tsunamis generated by landslides and earthquakes - wave characteristics and numerical modeling for hazard assessment in offshore geohazards. ; 135
An International Perspective I or II: Dynamic Modeling of Submarine Slide Run-Out/Submarine Mass Movements; Where Do We Stand and What Are the Main Challenges? ; 136
Shear-wave source for offshore geohazard studies: a pilot project to improve seismic resolution and better constrain the shear strength of marine sediments. ; 137
Numerical modeling of failure mechanisms in sensitive soft clay - application to offshore geohazards. ; 138
The role of geological setting and depositional history in offshore slope instability ; 139
Seismic triggering of submarine slides. ; 140
Slope stability at the Northern Flank of Storegga slide. ; 141
Probabilistic geotechnical analyses for offshore facilities. ; 145
Probability study on submarine slope stability. ; 146
On avalanche measurements at the Norwegian full-scale test-site Ryggfonn. ; 147
Excess pore pressure measurement and monitoring for offshore instability problems. ; 148
Gas seepage and pressure buildup at a North Sea platform location: gas origin, transport mechanisms, and potential hazards. ; 149
Experimental studies of subaqueous vs. subaerial debris flows - velocity characteristics as a function of the ambient fluid. ; 151
Production of frictional heat and hot vapour in a model of self-lubricating landslides. ; 153
Risk assessment for landslides. ; 154
The challenges of landslide hazard mitigation in developing countries. ; 155
Seismic Microzonation of Dehradun ; 156
Seismic Response of Underground Cavities in Jointed Rock Mass using DEM. ; 157
Affect of shear strength critera selection in probablistic rock slope stability analyses ; 158
On tsunami risk assessment for the West coast of Thailand. ; 159
A functional Bayesian method for the solution of inverse problems with spatio-temporal parameters. ; 160
Effect of discontinuities on the seismic response of Koyna dam. ; 161
Seismic behaviour of rock support in tunnels. ; 162
Seismic risk assessment of Dehradun city using MSK and PSI intensity scales. ; 163
Tsunami hazard and risk along the west coast of Thailand. ; 165
Hinlopen-Yermak Landslide, Arctic Ocean – Geomorphology, landslide dynamics and tsunami simulations ; 168
Uncertainty analysis on remoulded undrained shear strength of marine clay. ; 175
Alternative approaches for analyses of a 100,000 m3 rock slide based on Barton-Bandis shear strength criterion. ; 177
Risk assessment and management for offshore geohazards, invited lecture. ; 178
Stochastic design of early warning systems. ; 179
Quantification of vulnerability to natural hazards. ; 180
A framework for landslide risk assessment and management. State-of-the-art paper. ; 183
Landslide susceptibility mapping using GIS. ; 184
Landslide hazard mapping by using GIS in the Lilla Edet province of Sweden. ; 185
Erosion and morphology of a debris flow caused by a glacial lake outburst flood. ; 186
The Åknes rockslide: Monitoring, threshold values and early warning. ; 187
Scenario-based probabilistic estimation of direct loss for geohazards. ; 188
Slope reliability analysis accounting for spatial variation. ; 189
Sediment properties in the upper part of the Hinlopen-Yermak landslide, northern Svalbard continental margin. ; 190
Using geophysics on a terminal moraine damming a glacial lake: the Flatbre debris flow case, Western Norway ; 191
Mapping quick-clay sites for geohazard assessment: the Finneidfjord case study, Norway. ; 192
The 2005 Tate's Cairn debris flow: Back-analysis, forward predictions and a sensitivity analysis. ; 193
Submarine debris flow impact on pipelines: drag forces, mitigation, and control. ; 194
A potential devastating offshore geohazard - submarine debris flow impact on pipelines. ; 195
Submarine debris flow impact on pipelines - Part I: Experimental investigation. ; 196
Submarine debris flow impact on pipelines - Part II: Numerical analysis. ; 197
Exploring the significance of the fluidized flow regime for avalanche hazard mapping. ; 198
Natural hazards in Nordic countries. ; 199
Effects of global change on risk associated with geohazards in megacities. ; 200
Review of State-of-the-art: drag forces on submarine pipelines and piles caused by landslide or debris flow impact. ; 201
Oceanic propagation of a potential tsunami from the La Palma Island ; 202
Statistical analysis of landslide events in Central America and their run-out distance. ; 203
Assessment and mitigation of geohazards from a geotechnical perspctive. ; 205
Soil variability analysis for geotechnical practice. ; 206
Risk assessment in geotechnical engineering: The importance of engineering judgement. ; 207
Submarine mass movements on glaciated and non-glaciated European continental margins: A review of triggering mechanisms and preconditions to failure. ; 208
On snow avalanche flow regimes: Inferences from observations and measurements. ; 209
Probabilistic calibration of avalanche block models. ; 210
A conceptual framework for quantitative estimation of physical vulnerability to landslides. ; 212
Morphology and origin of smaller-scale mass movements on the continental slope off northern Norway ; 212
Spatial and temporal variations of Norwegian geohazards in a changing climate, the GeoExtreme project. ; 213
Landslide risk management: Country report for Norway. ; 214
Innovation an digital technology. Report on session 3. 7p ; 215
Event tree analysis of Åknes rock slide hazard. ; 216
Quantification of rock slide hazard with event tree analysis. ; 217
Instabilities of Boussinesq models in non-uniform depth. ; 219
Probability risk assessment of landslides: A case study at Finneidfjord. ; 219
The 23 October 1904 MS 5.4 Oslofjord earthquake: Reanalysis based on macroseismic and instrumental data. ; 220
Effects of global change on landslide risk ; 222
Properties of mass-transport deposits as inferred from dynamic modeling of subaqueous mass wasting: a short review. ; 223
Rolling friction on a granular medium. ; 224
Rheology of a wet, fragmenting granular flow and the riddle of the anomalous friction of large rock avalanches. ; 225
Long-term precipitation and slide activity in south-eastern Norway, autumn 2000. ; 226
Probabilistic assessment of vulnerability to landslide: Application to the village of Lichtenstein, Baden-Württemberg, Germany. ; 227
Experimental investigation of subaqueous clay-rich debris flows, turbidity generation and sediment deposition. ; 229
On the use of seabed-coupled shear wave source to determine geodynamic and geotechnical properties. ; 231
A First-Order Second-Moment Framework for Probabilistic Estimation of Vulnerability to Landslides ; 232
Probabilistic risk estimation for a Norwegian clay slope. ; 233
Towards near-real-time damage estimation using a CSM-Based tool for seismic risk assessment. ; 236
Geovisualization, geometric modelling and volume estimation of the Åknes rockslide, Western Norway. ; 237
Socioeconomic clustering in seismic risk assessment of urban housing stock. ; 238
Landslide-triggering rainfall thresholds: a conceptual framework. ; 243
The 1998 Casita volcano flank failure revisited - New insights into geological setting and failure mechanisms. ; 244
A GIS method for assessment of rock slide tsunami hazard in all Norwegian lakes and reservoirs ; 245
Evaluating gas-generated pore pressure with seismic reflection data in a landslide-prone area: an example from Finneidfjord, Norway. ; 252
Causes for the 1888 shoreline landslide and tsunami in Trondheimsfjorden, mid Norway ; 253
Geophysical mapping of the Hinlopen-Yermak landslide, Arctic Ocean, and implications for landslide dynamics and tsunami simulations ; 254
Shear strength estimation for Åknes sliding area in western Norway. ; 256
Dynamic distinct-element analysis of the 800 m high Åknes rock slope. ; 257
Towards Joint Inversion/Interpretation for Landslide-prone Areas in Norway - Integrating Geophysics and Geotechnique ; 258
Joint interpretation of shallow marine seismic, land seismic, and geotechnical investigations of the Nidelv delta fjordvalley fill in Trondheim, Norway. ; 259
Klimaendringer gir endringer i skredhyppigheten. ; 260
Small-scale experimental simulation of talus evolution. ; 261
Norwegian margin outer shelf cracking: a consequence of climate-induced gas hydrate dissociation? ; 262
Rock slope instabilities in Sogn and Fjordane County, Norway: a detailed structural and geomorphological analysis. ; 266
Procedure for the selection of runout model parameters from landslide back-analyses: application to the Metropolitan Area of San Salvador, El Salvador. ; 267
Coupling of dispersive tsunami propagation and shallow water coastal response ; 269
Tsunami hazard assessment and early warning systems for the North East Atlantic ; 270
Tsunami hazard studies in South East Asia ; 271
Probabilistic risk estimation for geohazards: a simulation approach ; 273
Risk assessment of a tsunamigenic rockslide at Åknes. ; 275
Size distribution of submarine landslides along the middle continental slope of the East China Sea. ; 276
Centrifuge modelling of submarine landslide flows ; 277
Integrated database for rapid mass movements in Norway ; 280
SELENA - An open-source tool for seismic risk and loss assessment using a logic tree computation procedure ; 281
Time- and stress-compressibility of clays during primary consolidation. ; 285
Effect of updated geometry in analyses of progressive failure. ; 286
Investigation of soil property sensitivity in progressive failure. ; 287
The non-uniqueness of the end-of-primary (EOP) void ratio-effective stress relationship. ; 289
Quantitative vulnerability estimation for scenario-based landslide hazards ; 291
Prediction of rainfall-induced landslides through empirical and numerical models. ; 294
Modeling creep and rate effects in structured anisotropic soft clays. ; 294
Risk assessment and management for geohazards Keynote lecture. ; 295
High-resolution SH-wave Seismic Reflection for Characterization of Onshore Ground conditions in the Trondheim Harbor, Central Norway ; 298
Transport mechanisms of sand in deep-marine environments - insights based on laboratory experiments. ; 299
Managing geological risk ; 300
Living with landslide risk ; 301
Use and misuse of the isotache concept with respect to creep hypotheses A and B. ; 302
Submarine landslides and the importance of the initial sediment composition for run-out length and final deposit ; 304
Analysis of the 2007 earthquake-induced Punta Cola rockslide and tsunami, Aysén Fjord, Patagonia, Chile (45.3º S, 73.0° W) ; 305
The 1888 shoreline landslide and tsunami in Trondheimsfjorden, central Norway . ; 307
On the use of the Norwegian Geotechnical Institute's prototype seabed-coupled shear wave vibrator for shallow soil characterization - I. Acquisition and processing of multimodal surface waves. ; 309
On the use of the Norwegian Geotechnical Institute's prototype seabed-coupled shear wave vibrator for shallow soil characterization - II. Joint inversion of multimodal Love and Scholte surface waves. ; 310
An efficient method for establishing a tsunami impact metric and hazard on a regional scale. ; 322
Combining a dispersive tsunami propagation model and the inundation model ComMIT/MOST ; 323
Landslide Risk Assessment ; 324
Hazard and risk assessment of rock slide tsunamis in lakes and fjords. ; 325
Analyses of Väsby test fill according to creep hypothesis A and B ; 326
Modelling a cohesive-frictional debris flow: an experimental, theoretical, and field-based study. ; 329
Modelling a cohesive-frictional debris flow: an experimental, theoretical, and field-based study. ; 329
Pragmatic approach for estimation of slope capacity in soft sensitive clay. ; 330
Quantitative risk assessment of cut-slope projects under construction. ; 331
Hazard and risk assessment of rock slide tsunamis in lakes and reservoirs ; 332
A Comparative Study of Empirical Models for Landslide Prediction Using Historical Case Histories ; 333
Numerical modelling for liquefaction using simple constitutive models. ; 334
The Indo-Norwegian institutional cooperation on earthquake risk reduction ; 342
Generation of slidemaps for earthquakes using ShakeMaps ; 343
Seismic monitoring of the unstable rock slope at Åknes, Norway ; 347
Interplay of entrainment and rheology in snow avalanches: A numerical study ; 349
Meteorological effects on seasonal displacements of the Åknes rockslide, western Norway. ; 352
Shallow landslides and their dynamics in coastal and deepwater environments, Norway. ; 353
Identification of weak layers and their role for the stability of of slopes at Finneidfjord, Northern Norway. ; 354
An in-situ free-fall piezocone penetrometer for characterizing soft and sensitive clays at Finneidfjord (Northern Norway) ; 355
Investigations of slides at the upper continental slope off Vesterålen, North Norway. ; 356
The 1978 quick clay landslide at Rissa, Mid Norway: Subaqueous morphology and tsunami simulations. ; 357
A strong-motion database from the Central American subduction zone. ; 360
Submarine landslides and their consequences: What do we know, what can we do? ; 361
Modelling of the 1888 landslide tsunami, Trondheim, Norway ; 366
Tsunami hazard and exposure on the global scale. ; 368
Failure geometry around a shear vane in sensitive clay ; 369
Tsunami hazard in the Caribbean ; 372
Stochastic analysis of tsunami runup due to heterogeneous coseismic slip and dispersion ; 373
Estimation of free gas saturation from seismic reflection surveys by the genetic algorithm inversion of a P-wave attenuation model ; 374
High-resolution sub-surface geo-characterization from shearwave seismic reflection profiling: An example from the Trondheim harbour, mid Norway ; 375
Submarine Slope Instabilities – Key Questions and Natural Field Laboratories ; 381
Multidisciplinary investigation of a shallow near-shore landslide, Finneidfjord, Norway ; 383
Quick-clay Landslide-Prone Grounds In Norway and Sweden: A Complex Problem Requiring a Combined Geophysical and Geotechnical Approach ; 384
A Multidisciplinary Study of Near-Shore Landslides in the Trondheim Harbour, Mid Norway ; 385
Learning to live with geohazards: From research to practice. Keynote paper ; 386
Classification of landslide-inducing anthropogenic activities ; 387
Early warning systems for landslides: Challenges and new monitoring technologies. ; 388
Seismic Stability of Slopes: Assessment and Mapping ; 389
Risk assessment for earthquake-induced submarine slides. ; 390
Effect of gas hydrate production on seabed stability in the Eastern Nankai Trough area. ; 391
Joint States of Information from Different Probabilistic Calibrations of Undrained Shear Strength of Submarine Clays ; 392
A probabilistic approach to risk assessment of slow slope movements ; 393
Geophysical investigations of quick-clay slide prone areas ; 394
Towards geophysical and geotechnical integration for quick-clay mapping in Norway ; 395
Statistical modelling of Europe-wide landslide susceptibility using limited landslide inventory data ; 396
An evaluation of the applicability of current ground-motion models to the South and Central American subduction zones ; 398
Airborne EM mapping of rockslides and tunneling hazards. ; 399
Numerical runout simulation of debris avalanches in the Faroe Islands, North Atlantic Ocean ; 401
Probabilistic classification of local rainfall-thresholds for landslide triggering ; 402
Risk Assessment and Mitigation in Geo-Practice ; 407
Submarine Landslide Flows Modelling Through Centrifuge And Numerical Simulations ; 408
Hydrometeorological threshold conditions for debris flow initiation in Norway ; 409
Parameterization of a numerical 2-D debris flow model with entrainment: a case study of the Faucon catchment, Southern French Alps ; 411
Effects of mass-wasting on the stratigraphic architecture of a fjord-valley fill: Correlation of onshore, shear-wave seismic and marine seismic data at Trondheim, Norway ; 413
Brief communication 'Landslide Early Warning System: toolbox and general concepts' ; 415
Risk Assessment for Quick Clay Slides – The Norwegian Practice ; 416
Simulating run-up on steep slopes with with operational Boussinesq models; capabilities, spurious effects and instabilities ; 417
Modeling Potential Tsunami Generation by the BIG’95 Landslide ; 418
Submarine landslide tsunamis: how extreme and how likely? ; 419
Dispersion of tsunamis: does it really matter? ; 421
Forward simulation and sensitivity analysis of run-out scenarios using MassMov2D at the Trafoi rockslide (South Tyrol, Italy) ; 422
Stability, mobility and failure mechanism for landslides at the Upper Continental Slope off Vesterålen, Norway ; 424
Experiences from site-specific landslide early warning systems ; 425
On the prediction of settlement from high-resolution shear-wave reflection seismic data: The Trondheim harbour case study, mid Norway ; 426
Seafloor instabilities and sediment deformation processes: The need for integrated, multi-disciplinary investigations ; 427
Techniques for the Modelling of the Process Systems in Slow and Fast-Moving Landslides ; 428
Methods for Debris Flow Hazard and Risk Assessment ; 429
Case Studies of Offshore Slope Stability ; 430
Rockslide tsunamis in complex fjords: From an unstable rock slope at Åkerneset to tsunami risk in western Norway ; 431
Integration of very-high-resolution seismic and CPTU data from a coastal area affected by shallow landsliding – the Finneidfjord natural laboratory ; 432
Origin of shallow submarine mass movements and their glide planes - sedimentological and geotechnical analyses from the continental slope off northern Norway ; 434
Geohazards assessment and mitigation, a geotechnical perspective. The 2007 Kersten Lecture. ; 142 / 144