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The Marocche rock avalanches (Trentino, Italy)
2014DEUQUA 2014 Innsbruck 62 The Marocche rock avalanches, Trentino Italy Susan Ivy-Ochs 1 , Silvana Martin 2 , Paolo Campedel 3 , Alfio Viganò 3 , Silvio Alberti 2 , Manuel Rigo 2 , Christof Vockenhuber 1 1 ETH, Ion Beam Physics, ivy@phys.ethz.ch , 2 University of Padua, Geosciences Department, silvana.martin@unipd.it , 3 Geological Survey of the ...
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Canadian Geographies / Géographies canadiennes, 1987
John J. Clague, S.G. Evans
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John J. Clague, S.G. Evans
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Granular Flows and Rock Avalanches
2011“A huge mountain took apart from the others, and traveled through the entire valley to join the other peaks on the opposite side, so blanketing the villages with earth and stones.” So a Polish monk describes the disaster of the Mount Grainer landslide in Savoy, France, 1248.
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Rock Avalanches Caused by Earthquakes: Source Characteristics
Science, 1984Study of a worldwide sample of historical earthquakes showed that slopes most susceptible to catastrophic rock avalanches were higher than 150 meters and steeper than 25 degrees. The slopes were undercut by fluvial or glacial erosion, were composed of intensely fractured rock, and exhibited at least one other indicator of low strength or potential ...
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