Rockfall in Northern Italy
A rockfall rolls right through farmhouse, and should have been expected.
A rockfall rolls right through farmhouse, and should have been expected.
Believe it or not, media, a sinkhole and landslide are two completely different things!
Last week I sat down with Dr. Yonathan Admassu, creator of DipAnalyst rock slope stability software, which employs a brand new kind of kinematic analysis.
April in Northeastern Ohio seems to emulate the old rhyme “April showers bring May flowers.” At least to some extent. Add in a few days of snow, sleet and freezing temperatures, and alternate back and forth throughout the month, and you’re now talking the typical spring-time weather in this area of the country. May isn’t all flowers and sunshine, either. In fact, up until last week, NE Ohio went a span of over two months with respite from the rainy weather only five days during that period. It was during one of these not-so-rainy days that I was able to visit one of the consequences of our early spring weather.
Not the typical Friday Photo Entry, but one that may appeal to the engineering geologists out there. Located in Cedar Bluff, Virginia, just East of U.S. Highway 460, this piece of engineering ingenuity resides immediately adjacent to the Norfolk Southern railroad.