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Physical and data hybrid-driven modeling for the evolution state prediction of reservoir colluvial landslides with step-like movement patterns: a case study in the Xiluodu Reservoir area, China

Jul 2026 · Bulletin of Engineering Geology and the Environment · Vol 85 · 1 citation · 73 references
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