Physical modeling of landslides is a technique used in geotechnical engineering to simulate and study the behavior of landslides in a controlled laboratory setting. This method involves constructing scaled-down physical models of slopes or hillsides, replicating the soil and environmental conditions, and then subjecting them to various forces and conditions to observe how landslides occur and propagate. This helps researchers and engineers better understand the mechanisms of landslides and develop strategies for mitigating their impact.
