This thesis examines relations between rock avalanches and the glaciers on which they are deposited. I have attempted to understand a geophysical phenomenon from two viewpoints: sedimentology and glaciology. The contributions are both methodological, and practical. I have used a GIS to quantify debris sheet geomorphology. A thorough characterization of
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Process of a rock avalanche-debris flow in the southeast Tibetan Plateau
Song Xie, Yuanming Lai, Li-zhou Wu
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Analysis of Acoustic Emission Energy Distribution and Avalanche Dynamics of Sandstone with Different Particle Sizes. [PDF]
Zhang J, Wang Y, Wang Z.
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Remote sensing and process attribution uncertainties in the Dharali event. [PDF]
Bhardwaj A, Sam L, Ali SN, Ahmed R.
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The effect of depth of the trap zone of an end release avalanche on the depletion of ore loss. [PDF]
Wu X, Zhang N, Wu X.
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Viscoelastic Slider Blocks as a Model for a Seismogenic Fault. [PDF]
Motuzas CA, Shcherbakov R.
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Study on the failure behavior of saturated sandstone based on AE and avalanche characteristics. [PDF]
Zhou X, Wang J.
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Effect of the loading condition on the statistics of crackling noise accompanying the failure of porous rocks. [PDF]
Szuszik C, Main IG, Kun F.
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Distribution patterns and formation mechanisms of stable landslide dams in the Qinghai-Tibet plateau: a preliminary study. [PDF]
Song L, Ma L, Chang Z, Wang Y.
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Effect of Crushing on Rock Avalanches: Constitutive Approach
Frank avalanche, which took place in Canada in 1903, is analyzed to understand the mechanisms involved in the processes of propagation using of advanced simulation tools allows to estimate the landslide propagation path, its velocity and the height of the deposits.
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