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Advances in Debris-flow Science and Practice978-3-031-48691-3Series ISSN 2946-5710 Series E-ISSN 2946-5729

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Xiaobing Fu,Andong Zhao,Tian Huof heat waves and floods, or even the net worth of the richest individuals, one may begin to think we have entered a new era that overlaps with the Anthropocene: the “Exponocene”, defined by the seemingly exponential increase in the frequency of processes and conditions harmful to most members of so

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Xiaobing Fu,Andong Zhao,Tian Hurging into a body of still water, repeated debris-flow deposition often forms semi-conical debris-flow fans. To mitigate debris-flow hazards, it is important to identify debris flow-prone watersheds and to understand their dynamics. This chapter reviews the morphology, sedimentology and dynamics of

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Dedifferentiation and Organ Regeneration,the soil grains and interstitial fluid. On one hand, debris flows may exhibit some features of dry granular flows, such as particle size segregation. On the other hand, contact and collisional grain stresses are strongly influenced by the viscosity and excess pressure of the interstitial fluid. Furt

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4899-7230-9 a conceptual overview of physically based, depth-averaged models designed to simulate debris-flow motion across three-dimensional terrain. When judiciously formulated and applied, these models can provide useful information about anticipated depths, speeds, and extents of debris-flow inundation as