Debris‐flow fan channel avulsions: An important secondary erosional process along the Ichino‐sawa torrent, Japan
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DOI: 10.1002/esp.5994
Abstract: Sediment transported from debris‐flow initiation zones is typically stored in a topographic feature called a debris‐flow fan, the formation process of which governs secondary sediment transport further downstream. Although sediment transport from debris‐flow fans can… read more here.
Keywords: debris flow; fan; sediment transport; japan ... See more keywords
Trench investigation to quantify debris flow activity for landslide hazard mapping in populated areas: Lessons learned from Gol, southern Norway
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DOI: 10.1002/esp.6028
Abstract: We here describe the results of stratigraphic and sedimentological examinations of debris flow deposits at Breidokk, Gol, southern Norway. The deposits are situated at the valley floor, below a steep slope with three large and… read more here.
Keywords: debris flow; flow activity; flow deposits; flow ... See more keywords
Rheology of debris flows: Insights from experiments with coarse‐grained matrix
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DOI: 10.1002/esp.6069
Abstract: Debris flow is characterized by a heterogeneous mixture of water and sediment with varying rheology. The granular effects on rheology are usually attributed to the bulk concentration of solids without considering the variability of granular… read more here.
Keywords: rheology; debris; coarse grained; debris flow ... See more keywords
Construction, destruction and fan‐river coupling dynamics during two consecutive debris flow events in an arid fluvial system
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DOI: 10.1002/esp.70041
Abstract: This study investigates the shifts in fan‐river coupling during two major consecutive debris flow events (March 2015 and May 2017) on tributary‐junction alluvial fans situated in the Atacama Desert in the Andes. Studying the geomorphological… read more here.
Keywords: fan river; consecutive debris; debris flow; flow events ... See more keywords
Testing the predictive capability of the Index of Connectivity for debris‐flow coupling under varying forcing conditions: Insights from two consecutive events in the Horlachtal catchment, Austria
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DOI: 10.1002/esp.70173
Abstract: This study examines the relationship between structural connectivity, forcing conditions and functional connectivity of debris flows in an alpine catchment in the Austrian Alps. We investigate two consecutive rainfall events in the Horlachtal valley in… read more here.
Keywords: functional connectivity; debris flow; forcing conditions; connectivity ... See more keywords
A comparison of statistical and machine learning methods for debris flow susceptibility mapping
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DOI: 10.1007/s00477-020-01851-8
Abstract: Debris flows destroys the facilities and seriously threatens human lives, especially in mountainous area. Susceptibility mapping is the key for hazard prevention. The aim of the present study is to compare the performance of three… read more here.
Keywords: susceptibility; area; debris flow; susceptibility mapping ... See more keywords
Runout analysis of a potential debris flow in the Dongwopu gully based on a well-balanced numerical model over complex topography
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DOI: 10.1007/s10064-017-1079-3
Abstract: Debris flows could cause large amounts of damage in the alluvial fan where many houses and transport infrastructures exist. Thus, runout analysis of potential debris flows in these areas is necessary for protecting human lives,… read more here.
Keywords: topography; complex topography; potential debris; debris flow ... See more keywords
Predicting debris-flow clusters under extreme rainstorms: a case study on Hong Kong Island
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DOI: 10.1007/s10064-019-01504-3
Abstract: Debris flows can cause severe loss of human lives and damage to property, especially on densely populated hilly terrains. In the changing climate, the frequency of debris flows is on a rising trend. Therefore, it… read more here.
Keywords: flow clusters; hong kong; debris flows; debris flow ... See more keywords
Response analysis of valley settlements to the evolution of debris flow fans under different topographic conditions: a case study of the upper reaches of Min River, China
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DOI: 10.1007/s10064-019-01641-9
Abstract: The upper reaches of Minjiang (Min) River were selected to research the relationship between debris flow fan formation and topography. Combining the historical statistical data of settlement and debris flow events, there are 3 years… read more here.
Keywords: flow fans; valley settlements; min river; upper reaches ... See more keywords
Superelevation analysis of the debris flow curve in Xiedi gully, China
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DOI: 10.1007/s10064-020-01999-1
Abstract: The superelevation phenomenon is common in the movement of debris flows around curves. This paper presents a new method to calculate the superelevation of debris flow when it encounters obstacles in the flow process. The… read more here.
Keywords: xiedi gully; gully china; debris flow; superelevation ... See more keywords
Debris flow density determined by grain composition
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DOI: 10.1007/s10346-017-0912-x
Abstract: Density is one of the most important parameters of debris flows. Because observing an active debris flow is very difficult, finding a method to estimate debris flow density is urgently needed for disaster mitigation engineering.… read more here.
Keywords: flow density; density; debris flow; composition ... See more keywords