A landslide monitoring station within the footprint of the 2016 Fish Fire in the San Gabriel Mountains of southern California. The station collects surface and subsurface data to monitor and detect changes in local hillslope hydrologic conditions.
Olivia Hoch
Olivia is a Geologist in the Landslide Hazard Program in Golden, CO.
Science and Products
Postfire Landslide Monitoring Station: “Las Lomas” (2016 Fish Fire) near Duarte, California
Wildfire can increase landslide susceptibility in mountainous terrain. The USGS maintains postfire landslide monitoring stations to track hillslope hydrologic conditions in the years following fire.
Postfire Landslide Monitoring Station: “Maria Ygnacio” (2019 Cave Fire) near Santa Barbara, California
Wildfire can increase landslide susceptibility in mountainous terrain. The USGS maintains postfire landslide monitoring stations to track hillslope hydrologic conditions in the years following fire.
Postfire Landslide Monitoring Station: "Chips" (2021 Dixie Fire) near Belden, CA
Wildfire can increase landslide susceptibility in mountainous terrain. The USGS maintains postfire landslide monitoring stations to track hillslope hydrologic conditions in the years following fire.
Postfire Landslide Monitoring Station: "Chambers" (2021 Dixie Fire) near Belden, CA
Wildfire can increase landslide susceptibility in mountainous terrain. The USGS maintains postfire landslide monitoring stations to track hillslope hydrologic conditions in the years following fire.
Seattle Area, Washington
Monitoring at this site is for researching rainfall thresholds for forecasting landslide potential. Shallow landslides are common on coastal bluffs overlooking Puget Sound.
Los Lomas Landslide Monitoring Station
A landslide monitoring station within the footprint of the 2016 Fish Fire in the San Gabriel Mountains of southern California. The station collects surface and subsurface data to monitor and detect changes in local hillslope hydrologic conditions.
Science and Products
Postfire Landslide Monitoring Station: “Las Lomas” (2016 Fish Fire) near Duarte, California
Wildfire can increase landslide susceptibility in mountainous terrain. The USGS maintains postfire landslide monitoring stations to track hillslope hydrologic conditions in the years following fire.
Postfire Landslide Monitoring Station: “Maria Ygnacio” (2019 Cave Fire) near Santa Barbara, California
Wildfire can increase landslide susceptibility in mountainous terrain. The USGS maintains postfire landslide monitoring stations to track hillslope hydrologic conditions in the years following fire.
Postfire Landslide Monitoring Station: "Chips" (2021 Dixie Fire) near Belden, CA
Wildfire can increase landslide susceptibility in mountainous terrain. The USGS maintains postfire landslide monitoring stations to track hillslope hydrologic conditions in the years following fire.
Postfire Landslide Monitoring Station: "Chambers" (2021 Dixie Fire) near Belden, CA
Wildfire can increase landslide susceptibility in mountainous terrain. The USGS maintains postfire landslide monitoring stations to track hillslope hydrologic conditions in the years following fire.
Seattle Area, Washington
Monitoring at this site is for researching rainfall thresholds for forecasting landslide potential. Shallow landslides are common on coastal bluffs overlooking Puget Sound.
Los Lomas Landslide Monitoring Station
A landslide monitoring station within the footprint of the 2016 Fish Fire in the San Gabriel Mountains of southern California. The station collects surface and subsurface data to monitor and detect changes in local hillslope hydrologic conditions.
A landslide monitoring station within the footprint of the 2016 Fish Fire in the San Gabriel Mountains of southern California. The station collects surface and subsurface data to monitor and detect changes in local hillslope hydrologic conditions.