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Geomorphology and spatial planning [PDF]
Applicability of geomorphological knowledge for prevention against some natural disasters, also known as geomorphological disasters, is presented. Some home and foreign experience of applicability of this knowledge are introduced.
Matija Zorn, Blaž Komac
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The effects of gravel cushion particle size and thickness on the coefficient of restitution in rockfall impacts [PDF]
Chun Zhu +5 more
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Machine learning applied to the prediction of rockfall slope probability
Larissa Regina Costa Silveira +2 more
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Seven percent of the Norwegian landscape consists of rock and bare mountains, this makes a total of thirteen thousand mountains. The Norwegian culture is strongly influenced by settlements close to the wild mountain landscape. These populations vary from small villages to larger cities. Living close to these natural forces has resulted in many villages
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The Holy Monastery of Panagia Spiliani is an important religious monument of the Aegean islands. The monastery is built on a steep rocky hill in the Castle of Mandraki on Nisyros island.
Marinos Vassilis +6 more
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Towards a procedure to manage safety on construction sites of rockfall protective measures
Maddalena Marchelli +3 more
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Glaciogenic Periglacial Landform in the Making—Geomorphological Evolution of a Rockfall on a Small Glacier in the Horlachtal, Stubai Alps, Austria [PDF]
Fabian Fleischer +5 more
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Evaluating the Impact of DEM Spatial Resolution on 3D Rockfall Simulation in GIS Environment
Rockfalls are natural geological phenomena characterized by the abrupt detachment and freefall descent of rock fragments from steep slopes. These events exhibit considerable variability in scale, velocity, and trajectory, influenced by the geological ...
Maria P. Kakavas +3 more
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