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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4899-3374-4ogical and climatological settings and are mostly triggered by intense rainfall events. Non-rainfall related triggers include volcanic eruptions, earthquakes and glacial-, landslide-, or beaver lake outburst floods, among others. The mechanisms for the formation of debris flows range from channel ru

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Introduction to Cellular Drug Deliverywildfires changes the runoff characteristics of a watershed by combusting the vegetative canopy, litter, and duff, introducing ash into the soil and creating water repellant soils. Following wildfire, rainfall on bare ground is less able to infiltrate into the fire-altered soils and overland flow is

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Rebecca E. Parales,Jayna L. Dittyw much should be invested? However, risk assessments tend to be complicated. They can be structured in innumerable ways, requiring practitioners to navigate through many options, nuances, and pitfalls. This chapter is a guide for that journey, intended for both new and experienced debris-flow risk m

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-50542-8estry and empirical soil conservation works, as well as decades of research on debris-flow processes, defining protection strategies against debris flows remains complicated. How to select and tailor protection measures is still a very active research topic. This chapter covers recent advances regar