Scientists working to detect landslides in real-time

The Fault in the Facts
21/05/2024 7 min
Scientists working to detect landslides in real-time

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Scientists in Alaska are working on a project to detect landslides in real-time. The new method may lead to the future ability to detect tsunamis triggered by landslides before waves hit coastal communities.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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