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Erratum to : River Terraces along the Upper Mabechi River

Annals of The Tohoku Geographycal Asocciation, 1988
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Recent Jishishan earthquake ripple hazard provides a new explanation for the destruction of the prehistoric Lajia Settlement 4000a B.P. [PDF]

Sci Rep
Shi P, Liu F, Meng X, Zhou Q, Yu D, Chen Q, Liu L, Fang W, Xiao C, He C, Ye T, Hu J, Li Y.   +12 more
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Seismology and seismic hazard [PDF]

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Burton, PW, Peiris, N, Rossetto, T
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Can dry rivers provide a good quality of life? Integrating beneficial and detrimental nature's contributions to people over time. [PDF]

Ambio
Nicolás-Ruiz N, Suárez ML, Vidal-Abarca MR, Quintas-Soriano C.   +3 more
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Kashmir Pakistand Earthquake of October 8 2005. A Field Report by EEFIT [PDF]

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Burton, Paul, Mahmoud, Suqlain, Peiris, Navin, Rossetto, Tiziana   +3 more
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Physical vulnerability of buildings to flooding in Lilongwe City, Malawi. [PDF]

UCL Open Environ
Msasa CM, Manda MAZC.
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Megathrust locking encoded in subduction landscapes. [PDF]

Sci Adv
Oryan B, Olive JA, Jolivet R, Malatesta LC, Gailleton B, Bruhat L.   +5 more
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Applications of remote sensing in archaeological site identification [PDF]

Blakeman, C., Miller, W. F., Walls, M. D.   +2 more
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Compaction Characteristics of River Terrace Gravel

Journal of Geotechnical Engineering, 1985
Large‐scale field and laboratory tests were carried out to investigate compaction characteristics of a river terrace gravel soil at the 120‐m high Sao Simao Dam in Brazil. The coarse fraction of the deposit was typically 3 in. (7.5 cm) maximum size, while the matrix (defined as material passing No.
Vinod K. Garga, Claudio J. Madureira
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River Terraces of the Euphrates

Nature, 1926
IN NATURE (vol. III, p. 332, 1923) attention was directed to the remarkable uniformity in height of the successive terraces bordering the rivers which open into the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean. We now learn from Dr. E. Passemard (C.R., t. 183, p. 365, 1926) that this uniformity extends beyond these regions into the valley of the Euphrates,
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