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TXT-tool 2.385-1.2: Landslide Comprehensive Monitoring System: The Grohovo Landslide Case Study, Croatia

The Grohovo Landslide is located on the north- eastern slope of the Rječina Valley, Croatia and it was reactivated in 1996 at the location of the landslide from 19th century. In 2009 the Croatian-Japanese joint research project “Risk identification and Land-Use Planning for Disaster Mitigation of Landslides and Floods in Croatia” was initiated and the Grohovo Landslide was chosen as a pilot area for monitoring system development. A comprehensive monitoring system was designed and installed. Integrated monitoring system consists of survey using GPS and robotic total station so as geotechnical monitoring using long span and sort span wire extensometers, inclinometers, pore pressure gauges and rain gauges. All measurements will be integrated in GIS for landslide risk management and early warning system. The monitoring results should provide a basis for develop and validate confidential numerical models and adequate hazard management.

Landslide, Monitoring system, Early warning system

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