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- Title: The Diversities of Large Slushflows Illustrated by Selected Cases
- Date: 2010
- Authors: Erik Hestnes, Krister Kristensen
- Description: Rapid mass movement of water-saturated snow, usually known as slushflow or slush
avalanche, is a major natural hazard in Norway. The destructive forc...
- Object ID: ISSW_O-066.pdf
- Keywords: natural hazard, large slushflows, triggering mechanisms, flow regimes, human challenges
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- Title: Chute Experiments on Slushflow Dynamics
- Date: 2006
- Authors: C. Jaedicke, M. A. Kern, P. Gauer, M.A. Baillifard, K. Platzer
- Description: Slushflows are gravity mass flows consisting of a mixture of snow and water,
which exhibit considerable damage potential for endangered areas. Small ...
- Object ID: issw-2006-139-147.pdf
- Keywords: slushflow, flow dynamics, scale experiments
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- Title: Slushflow Disasters in Japan and its Characteristics
- Date: 1994
- Authors: S. Kobayashi, K. Izumi, 1. Kamiishi
- Description: Slushflow or slush avalanches are described as the rapid mass movements of water-saturated snow that most commonly occur during the early part of snow...
- Object ID: issw-1994-657-665.pdf
- Keywords: natural hazard, large slushflows, triggering mechanisms, flow regimes, human challenges
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- Title: Release and Motion of Arctic Slushflows
- Date: 1982
- Authors: Arthur Mears
- Description: Two types of slushflows studied during the spring of 1981 and 1982 in the Philip
Smith Mountains, central Brooks Range, Alaska, were (l) point failur...
- Object ID: issw-1982-003-004.pdf
- Keywords: slushflow, runoff,
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