Item talk:Q228991

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 "url": "https://www.usgs.gov/programs/landslide-hazards/science/knife-ridge-elliott-state-forest-oregon",
 "headline": "Knife Ridge, Elliott State Forest, Oregon",
 "datePublished": "June 8, 2018",
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     "@type": "Person",
     "name": "Ben Mirus",
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     "@type": "Person",
     "name": "Rex Baum",
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     "text": "The USGS and its cooperators have installed instruments in a steep hillside about 20 km southeast of Reedsport in the Elliott State Forest. Data collection at this site supports research on hydrologic factors that control landslide initiation. In many landslide-prone hillsides, infiltration of water from rainfall or snowmelt increases ground-water pressures. These elevated pressures can, in turn, induce landslide movement."
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     "text": "Landslides in the Oregon Coast Range impact people and the environment and are commonly induced by intense or prolonged rainfall associated with strong storms in the late fall and winter seasons. For example, in February and November of 1996 heavy rainfall from two unusually large storms induced thousands of landslides over a large part of western Oregon."
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     "text": "Measurements are taken at 15-minute intervals and data are transmitted hourly and displayed on graphs that are updated hourly."
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     "text": "The instruments for this site were installed in the summer and fall of 2009 and are used to monitor and detect changes in local conditions, including:"
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     "text": "The USGS and its cooperators have installed instruments in a steep hillside about 20 km southeast of Reedsport in the Elliott State Forest."
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   "name": "Landslide Hazards Program",
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