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Palaeohydraulic Analysis of the 1953 Tangiwai Lahar ; New Zealand's Worst Volcanic Disaster
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DOI: 10.1400/19101
ISSN: 1724-0425
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In derselben Datei
- Introduction
- Seismic Recordings of Ice and Debris Avalanches of Iliamma Volcano (Alaska)
- The June 2001 Rainfall-Induced Landslides and Associated Lahars at Aso Volcano (Southwestern Japan)
- Late Pleistocene Deposits Associated with a Southern Flank Collapse of the Nevado del Huila Volcanic Complex (Colombia)
- Substrata Influence in the Transport and Emplacement Mechanism of the Ollagüe Debris Avalanche (Northern Chile)
- Geology and Stability of the Southern Flank of Irazu Volcano (Costa Rica)
- Character, Stratigraphy and Magnitude of Historical Lahars of Cotopaxi Volcano (Ecuador)
- A Pleistocene Stacked Succession of Volcaniclastic Mass Flows in Central Colombia
- Morphological Evolution of La Concepción Valley by Huge Mass Movements on Plateau Edges in the Eastern Part of the Mexican Volcanic Belt (Xalapa, Veracruz, Mexico)
- Tsunami-Induced Conglomerates and Debris-Flow Deposits on the Western Coast of Gran Canaria (Canary Islands)
- Palaeohydraulic Analysis of the 1953 Tangiwai Lahar ; New Zealand's Worst Volcanic Disaster
- Incorporation of Variable Bed Friction into Titan2D Mass-Flow Model
- Volcanic Risk and Evolution of the Territorial System in the Volcanic Areas of Campania
