1. introduction rainfall intensity and duration are one of the most important factors in the occurrence of landslides; therefore, nowadays rainfall is recognized as the most common and triggering factor in the occurrence of landslides. since raw data of landslide displacement is very important to researchers in order to study the deformation process and laws of landslide displacement, the globa...

Time and space are interdependent in perception. The most typical example is that the temporal and spatial patterns of three successive stimuli, defining two inter-onset intervals and two spatial distances, can respectively affect the experience of spatial and temporal variations. In regard to auditory modality, most studies have equated pitch space with ambient space and demonstrated that each...

[1] The time series of clear-sky Land Surface Temperatures (LST) for one year, 2001, obtained from pyrgeometric observations at five selected US surface radiation (SURFRAD) stations and independently retrieved for the locations of these stations from Infrared Imager hourly observations of two geostationary satellites, GOES-8 and GOES-10, are presented as a sum of time-dependent expected value (...