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ROCEXS - 8th Interdisciplinary Workshop on Rockfall Protection
The 8th Interdisciplinary Workshop on Rockfall Protection (ROCEXS) aims to bring together academics, researchers, managers and engineers to share recent findings and improvements, new methods and practical experiences in mitigating rockfall...
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ecorisQ related News
Tool update - Eline and QGIS plugin RF3D
We developed a QGIS plugin which facilitates the data preparation for the rockfall simulation model Rockyfor3D. Based on a digital elevation model (DEM) and a polygon or line input (terrain / forest / rockfall nets), the plugin rasterizes the attributes from the vector layer, ensuring alignment of all output rasters with the DEM grid, and the correct ...
Read moreUpdates in BankforNET, SlideforNET and SlideforMAP
We developed a new interface of our BankforNET web app (version 3.7.0) with a "Basic" and "Advanced" mode for easier user interaction. Calculation of stream sed…
Changelog of Rockyfor3D
This changelog records the changes in the 3D rockfall trajectory model Rockyfor3d since the beginning of development. Launch of version 6.1 (expected April 202…
In-depth revision of RF3D - the story behind version 6.0
Following the thourough analysis done by François Noël and co-authors (published in 2021), pointing out an issue with tree impact detections in Rockyfor3D, we r…
Flood events June/July 2024 in Switzerland
Recurrent precipitation in June and July 2024 led to flooding in many regions of Switzerland. Heavy rainfall and storms in the second half of June caused rive…
Impressive Bergsturz in Switzerland
On Sunday 14 April 2024, a Bergsturz with more than 1 million m3 occurred on the north face of Piz Scerscen (Switzerland). Although this event occurred sponta…
Two new tools
We launched bèta versions of two news tools, one for shallow landslide hazard assemsment called SlideforMAP and the second for streambank erosion ca…
