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The Study Of Cloud And Rainfall Formations At Kototabang In Some Random Cases
Existing of complete equipment at Kototabang space observatory stations is possible touse to study atmospheric process. Equatorial Atmosphere Radar (EAR) gave three-dimensional wind speed data in horizontal wind (east-west and north-southdirections) and ...
Bambang Siswanto +6 more
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Experimental and numerical analysis on the responses of slope under rainfall
Rainfall is an important factor to trigger the slope failure such as landslides and debris flows. First, the relationship between rainfall duration with the initiation of debris flow and rainfall intensity was mainly studied by the series tests in a box ...
崔鹏 +6 more
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Experimental Study on the Stability of Rainfall-induced Gravel Landslide Post Earthquake
Earthquake changes the structure and physical-mechanical properties of the rock-soil mass in gravel soil slope, which increase the number and magnitude of rainfall landslides post earthquake.
Lijun SU, Shuangqing LIANG, Yang WANG
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Reliability of rainfall kinetic power–intensity relationships
The rainfall erosivity plays a fundamental role in water soil erosion processes and it can be expressed by its kinetic power. At first in this paper, the raindrop-size distributions measured, in the period June 2006–March 2014, by an optical disdrometer ...
Serio, Maria Angela +2 more
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Rill erosion is the first step in soil erosion process in the hillslopes, particularly in arid and semiarid regions. This study was conducted to investigate the role of rainfall intensity and raindrop impact on the physical properties of soils and ...
M. Foroumadi, A. R. Vaezi
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ObjectiveAgainst the background of global climate change and frequent extreme rainfall events, it is of great significance for regional ecological security and soil and water conservation practices to accurately reveal the response mechanism of soil ...
Jianchen YANG +5 more
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Comparison of Local, Regional, and Scaling Models for Rainfall Intensity-Duration-Frequency Analysis. [PDF]
Mascaro G.
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Hydrological structural connectivity is key to regulating hillslope erosion, but its formation and interactions with runoff‐sediment dynamics during intermittent rainfall remain unclear. Through simulated intermittent rainfall (three consecutive rainfall
Yichen Yin +10 more
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Rainfall is the most important input component in the hydrologic process. Rainfall characteristics, such as intensity (I), duration (t), depth (d) and frequency.
Machairiyah
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A Pilot Study on Design Rainfall Estimation Using Generalised Least Squares Regression
Design rainfall intensity-frequency-duration (IFD) data is a basic input to many water related projects. Australian Rainfall and Runoff (ARR) provides guidance for estimating IFD relationship at any location in Australia; however, methods and design data
Rahman, Ataur (R9573) +1 more
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