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Roy C. Sidle, Arnaud Caiserman, Ben Jarihani, Zulfiqor Khojazoda, Jens Kiesel, Maksim Kulikov and Aslam Qadamov
The Vakhsh River is tributary to the Amu Dayra, supporting numerous hydropower facilities as well as irrigation and community water supplies. High sediment loads are major concerns for these uses, yet little is known about the spatial distribution of the...
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Jun Li, Javed Iqbal Tanoli, Miao Zhou and Filip Gurkalo
Based on an improved genetic algorithm and debris flow disaster monitoring network, this study examines the monitoring and early warning method of debris flow expansion behavior, divides the risk of debris flow disaster, and provides a scientific basis f...
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Muge Pinar Komu, Hakan Ahmet Nefeslioglu and Candan Gokceoglu
Uncertainties related to runout distances in shallow landslide analyses may not only affect lives but may also result in economic losses. Owing to the increase in shallow landslides, which are especially triggered by heavy rainfall, runout distances have...
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Zheng Han, Ming Li, Yange Li, Mingyue Zhao, Changli Li, Wendu Xie, Haohui Ding and Yangfan Ma
Recent studies have indicated that the accurate simulation of debris flows depends not only on the selection of numerical models but also on the availability of precise data on the initial source location and depth. Unfortunately, it is currently difficu...
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Zhiquan Yang, Xuguang Zhao, Mao Chen, Jie Zhang, Yi Yang, Wentao Chen, Xianfu Bai, Miaomiao Wang and Qi Wu
Niumiangou valley, the epicenter of the 12 May 2008 Wenchuan earthquake (MS 8.0), became an area with frequent and dense debris flow disasters post-earthquake. Based on the in situ investigations after the earthquake on 14 August 2010 and a series of gat...
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Na He, Xiangyang Qu, Zhiquan Yang, Linjuan Xu and Filip Gurkalo
Taking the Niumian Gully landslide?debris-flow geohazard chain as an example, we analyze the disaster mechanism of the landslide?debris-flow geohazard chain and its evolution process through field investigation as a reference for disaster prevention and ...
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Zhi Song, Gang Fan, Yanni Chen and Darui Liu
Debris flow is a typical natural disaster in the middle reaches of the Dadu River, which seriously threatens the safety of life and property of local residents. However, there is currently a lack of a comprehensive analysis methods applicable to the bloc...
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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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Li Li, Zhongxu Zhang, Dongsheng Zhao, Yue Qiang, Bo Ni, Hengbin Wu, Shengchao Hu and Hanjie Lin
The occurrence of debris flows are a significant threat to human lives and property. Estimating the debris flow scale is a crucial parameter for assessing disaster losses in such events. Currently, the commonly used method for estimating debris flow runo...
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Claudio Mercurio, Laura Paola Calderón-Cucunuba, Abel Alexei Argueta-Platero, Grazia Azzara, Chiara Cappadonia, Chiara Martinello, Edoardo Rotigliano and Christian Conoscenti
In January and February 2001, El Salvador was hit by two strong earthquakes that triggered thousands of landslides, causing 1259 fatalities and extensive damage. The analysis of aerial and SPOT-4 satellite images allowed us to map 6491 coseismic landslid...
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