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Identification, monitoring and simulation of landslides in the Rječina River Valley, Croatia

The Croatian-Japanese joint research SATREPS' project 'Risk Identification and Land-Use Planning for Disaster Mitigation of Landslides and Floods in Croatia' was performed from 2009 to 2014. Key objectives of the project were landslides and floods hazard analysis and the development of guidelines for use in urban planning. The aims of the working groups dealing with landslides were to establish a methodology of comprehensive real time monitoring at two most important landslides in Croatia based on the results of previous investigations and new in situ and laboratory testing and behaviour analysis ; laboratory soil testing and numerical modelling of static and dynamic landslide behaviour ; development of landslide inventories using direct sensing and remote sensing techniques followed by the development of methodologies of landslide hazard analysis and zonation in three pilot areas in Croatia. In this paper we will present the most important achievements of working groups related to landslide studies at the one of the Project pilot areas: the Rječina River Valley near the City of Rijeka. The identification and mapping of existing landslides in the Rječina River Valley so as establishment and results of the monitoring on the Grohovo Landslide, the most recent landslide in the pilot area will be described. It will be also pointed on activities whose would be performed to improve results of conducted investigations and analyses.

landslide; identification; monitoring; testing; simulation

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