2008 Joint Annual Meeting (5-9 Oct. 2008): Landslide Inventories, Landslide Hazards, Databases, and Mapping: Status of Information and Progress toward a Shared Standard (Posters)
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155 Landslide Inventories, Landslide Hazards, Databases, and Mapping: Status of Information and Progress toward a Shared Standard (Posters)



Sunday, 5 October 2008: 8:00 AM
George R. Brown Convention Center, Exhibit Hall E
Presiding:
Helen L. Delano and Lynn M. Highland
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A 50-State Inventory of Landslides--a U.S. Geological Survey Pilot Study
Lynn M. Highland, U.S. Geological Survey
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Landslide Mapping and Hazard Assessment by the California Geological Survey
Pamela J. Irvine, California Geological Survey; Timothy P. McCrink, California Geological Survey; Christopher J. Wills, California Geological Survey; William R. Short, California Geological Survey; Florante G. Perez, California Geological Survey
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Inventory and Analysis of Landslides In Redwood Creek, California, Following the 1997 Storm
Mary Ann Madej; Leslie Reid, U.S. Forest Service Redwood Sciences Lab; Tera Curren, USFS Eldorado National Forest
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Statewide Landslide Information Database of Oregon (SLIDO)-Release 1
William J. Burns, Oregon Department of Geology and Mineral Industries; Ian P. Madin, Dept of Geology and Mineral Industries; Lina Ma, Oregon Department of Geology and Mineral Industries
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Paper Withdrawn
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Paper Withdrawn
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A Geographic Information System Approach to Documenting Landslides in Utah
Ashley H. Elliott, Utah Geological Survey; Kimm M. Harty
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Statewide Landslide Program in Colorado
Jonathan L. White, Colorado Geological Survey
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Landslide Soils and Geomorphology in Bridger-Teton National Forest, Northwest Wyoming
Ashley B. Zung, University of Kansas; Curtis J. Sorenson, University of Kansas; Eric Winthers, USDA Forest Service
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The Kentucky Geological Survey's Landslide Initiative
Matthew M. Crawford, University of Kentucky; William Andrews, University of Kentucky
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Migration to a Geospatial Database to Improve Data Management In the N.C. Geological Survey's Landslide Hazard Mapping Program
Anne C. Witt, North Carolina Geological Survey; Richard M. Wooten, North Carolina Geological Survey; Rebecca S. Latham, North Carolina Geological Survey; Kenneth A. Gillon, North Carolina Geological Survey; Thomas J. Douglas, North Carolina Geological Survey; Stephen J. Fuemmeler, North Carolina Geological Survey; Jennifer B. Bauer, North Carolina Geological Survey
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Landslide Mapping and Inventory Status in Pennsylvania
Helen L. Delano
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An Example of Using Opportunistic Geomorphic Experiments as Pedagogical Tools
Zachary A. Musselman, Millsaps College; Stan J. Galicki, Millsaps College; James Harris, Millsaps College
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A Preliminary Study on the Zone of Faulting: Application to Nuclear Facility Sites
Hyunwoo Lee, Korea Institute of Nuclear Safety; T.M. Shim, Korea Institute of Nuclear Safety; G.S. Park, Korea Institute of Nuclear Safety; C.D. Chang, Chungnam National University; Y.S. Kim, Pukyong National University
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