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Damián Groch,Verónica Gil,Marisa Gloria Cogliati,Micaela Virginia Medina,Michel Jaboyedoff
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Because of their social, ecological, and economic impacts, landslides are an issue of global concern. Episodes occurring worldwide have been associated with natural and human causes, although the latter have been poorly explored. Despite recent scientifi...
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Cristiano Carabella, Enrico Miccadei, Giorgio Paglia and Nicola Sciarra
This work focused on a post-wildfire landslide hazard assessment, applied to the 2017 Montagna del Morrone fire. This wildfire increased the possibility of landslides triggering, as confirmed by the occurrence of a debris flow, triggered by an intense, s...
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Theo W. J. Van Asch, Bin Yu and Wei Hu
Many studies which try to analyze conditions for debris flow development ignore the type of initiation. Therefore, this paper deals with the following questions: What type of hydro-mechanical triggering mechanisms for debris flows can we distinguish in u...
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An Ping Shu, Le Wang, Xin Zhang, Guo Qiang Ou and Shu Wang
Non-homogeneous debris flows generally occur during the rainy seasons in Southwest China, and have received considerable attention in the literature. Regarding the complexity in debris flow dynamics, experimental approaches have proven to be effective in...
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The approach of tropical cyclone (TC) Juliette, in 2001, to the Baja California Peninsula triggered at least 419 landslides. Most of the landslides were shallow slips and debris slides of limited areal extent, which were converted rapidly into debris flo...
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