The Earth's Fury: Unveiling the Causes and Consequences of Landslides

Predicting landslides is a complex and challenging task. While it is not always possible to predict the exact timing and location of a landslide, scientists use a variety of techniques to assess landslide risk and identify areas that are particularly vulnerable. These techniques include geological mapping, slope stability analysis, hydrological modeling, and the monitoring of ground movement. Early warning systems, which use sensors to detect changes in slope conditions, can provide valuable time for evacuation and mitigation efforts.