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1 Introduction Landslide dams, formed when landslides or debris flows block rivers, are typically triggered by earthquakes or extreme rainfall events. Their sudden formation and failure can cause catastrophic flooding, channel changes, and widespread damage, particularly in steep and unstable mountain regions (Soares-Frazão & Zech, 2008).
1. Introduction Earth dams, also known as “embankment”, “earthfill”, or “rockfill” dams, have received significant attention due to their popularity in disaster phenomena [1]. The failure of earth dams can pose a significant risk to the environment and nearby communities, as they can release large amounts of contaminated water and sediment downstream.
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