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Background Rockfall events are one of the most dangerous phenomena that often cause several damages both to people and facilities. During recent years, the scientific community focused the attention at evaluating the effectiveness of seismological methods in monitoring these phenomena. In this work, we present a quick and practical method to locate the rebounds of some man-induced boulders falls from...
On December 28, 2002 a landslide occurred on the eastern flank of Mt. Beni (Florence, Italy), on a slope where jointed basalts and ophiolitic breccias overlie Mesozoic limestones (Calcari a Calpionelle Formation). The collapse was preceded by several forewarning signals: the evolution of the slope deformation was the most important of them, and its analysis was the starting point for a risk scenario...
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