Model landslides with toe removal and reactivation @TheGeoModels
Model landslides with toe removal and reactivation  @TheGeoModels
Uploaded March 2023 | Updated September 2026, 6 hours ago
This video shows how landslides respond to removal of their "toe," or the material pushed out at the base of the slide. The frictional strength within this toe and between the toe and the underlying ground provides a support for the slide that resists additional slide movement. When the toe is removed, resistance to sliding is lowered, and the slide moves again.
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Model landslides with toe removal and reactivation

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