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In the RECALL project the Geological Survey of Slovenia (GeoZS) was a technical partner, responsible for the detailed analysis of the state of the art of reinforcement measurement, state of maintenance, priorities of investments in 4 European pilot areas which present high levels of landslide risk and interest more than 5.000 inhabitants altogether. Based on the preliminary reports a detail field inspection have been carried out for each pilot area where focus was on landslide characteristics, landslide material, triggering factors, review of damage on objects and infrastructures, collaboration with local experts and civil protection representatives. On the basis of all collected data the GeoZS prepared comprehensive report about landslide situation and provide guidelines, recommendations, priority measures (interventions) and strategies for landslide mitigation. The proposed strategy will encourage local communities to a better understanding of landslides as well make a further step in mitigation strategies.
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This project was co-founded by the General humanitarian aid and civil protection Programme–ECHO (ECHO/SUB/2014/695657). The authors would like to thank the Administration for civil protection and disaster relief, Ministry for defence and Infrastructure programme of Geological Survey of Slovenia (Ref. 1147012) for co-financed the project. Special thanks are also directed to Provincia di Vicenza (project leader) for management and administrative work and to all project partners for cooperation. Authors would like to thank local members of Cooperative teams for their assistance in the field and willingness for enhancement of landslide risk reduction.
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Jemec Auflič, M. et al. (2017). RECALL Project: Toward Resilent European Communities Against Local Landslides
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In: Mikoš, M., Arbanas, Ž., Yin, Y., Sassa, K. (eds) Advancing Culture of Living with Landslides. WLF 2017. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-53487-9_47
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