Luca Piciullo

TL;DR: The most recent papers published in scientific journals are reviewed, highlighting significant advances and critical issues and the definition of standard procedures for the identification of rainfall events and for the objective definition of the thresholds.

TL;DR: This worldwide review is organized describing and discussing the main components of 24 Te-LEWSs, following an original conceptual model based on four main tiles: setting, modelling, warning and response.

TL;DR: The description and the analysis of the monitoring strategies implemented within local landslide early warning systems (Lo-LEWS) operational all around the world are described and a description of the most used monitoring parameters and instruments for issuing warnings is presented.

TL;DR: In this article, a quasi-3D coupled SPH model is applied to a relevant case history from Southern Italy for which an advanced dataset is available, and numerical results provide a satisfactory back-analysis of the case history and clearly indicate that the bed entrainment rate and the extent of the erodible areas affect the propagation paths, the velocities and the deposition heights.

TL;DR: In this paper, a process chain for the definition and the performance assessment of an operational regional warning model for rainfall-induced landslides, based on rainfall thresholds, is proposed and tested in a landslide-prone area in the Campania region, southern Italy.