地震诱发滑坡（英文版）

This book provides a comprehensive study of earthquake-induced landslides and introduces new methods for their analysis. The initiation study method considers the tension-shear failure mechanism, while the dynamic sliding-block method is based on dynamic critical acceleration, which adds to the accuracy of landslide study. Additionally, the run-out analysis takes account of the trampoline effect, enhancing the accessibility of landslide study. The book includes numerous illustrations, figures, and tables, making it a valuable resource for those seeking practical landslide research tools.The book begins with an introduction to landslide and earthquake-induced landslides with preventive countermeasures and two major issues. It then reviews seismic slope stability analysis and landslide run-out analysis with various methods and conclusions. The following chapters focus on specific topics, including seismic slope stability analysis by considering tension crack, run-out analysis of earthquake-induced landslides, and the extension of discontinuous deformation analysis.The book also includes a case study of the Wenchuan earthquake-induced landslide, providing material properties and ground motion data and a stability analysis by the FLAC3D. The extended DDA is then used for run-out analysis. In conclusion, this book is an indispensable reference for those involved in the study and management of landslides and natural disasters.