Montaldo di Cosola landslide (Cabella Ligure, Alessandria (AL) Piedmont, Northern Italy)

The Montaldo di Cosola landslide is a complex landslide reactivated in the flood event occurred in autumn 1993, and located in Cabella Ligure municipality, in the mountain area of the Appennines (Alessandria, Piemonte, Northern Italy). This landslide was monitored with an inclinometer monitoring network installed in the Montaldo di Cosola Landslide made up two inclinometers and an automated inclinometer system (AIS) and two piezometers from 2000 to 2001, and three inclinometers, an automated inclinometer system and six piezometers from 2002 to 2004.

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(2015) . Montaldo di Cosola landslide (Cabella Ligure, Alessandria (AL) Piedmont, Northern Italy). Italian National Research Council (CNR) https://geoportal.mountaingenius.org/geonetwork/srv/api/records/d8abfe5a-0d4f-446d-aee2-d6db5e3f112a

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Date ( Publication ): 2015-09-03

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Purpose: Collect accurate long-term time series of ground surface deformation, and analyzing eventual changes of the deformation trend/style associated with meteorological and climatic variables over time.

Status: Completed

Publisher

Italian National Research Council (CNR) - Martina Cignetti (Research Institute of Geo-hydrological Protection (IRPI) )

Strada delle Cacce, 73 Turin TO 10135 Italy

+39 011 3977831

Maintenance and update frequency: As needed

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HAMMER project , Landslide , Monitoring Network

Keywords ( Place )

Montaldo di Cosola , Cabella Ligure , Alessandria , Piedmont , Northern Italy

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CNR IRPI

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Geoscientific information

Time period: 20002004

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