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Detailed programme
| Time |
Abstract |
Author |
Title |
| 09.10 -09.30 |
Abstract |
Key-note presentation:
Suzanne Lacasse (NGI, Norway) |
Benefits and Limitations of Quantitative Risk Assessment in Dealing with Natural Hazards |
Session A: Forecasting future changes in hydro-meteorological hazards
Moderators: Mihai Micu & Jean-Philippe Malet
| Time |
Abstract |
Authors |
Title |
| 09.30-09.45 |
AO1 |
Gariano, S.L., Brunetti M.T., Melillo M., Peruccacci S. and Guzzetti F.l |
The role of geographic and seasonal factors and land cover change on empirical rainfall thresholds in Italy |
| 09.45- 10.00 |
AO2 |
Turkington, T., Ettema, J. Malet, J.P., Remaître, A. and Van Westen, C.J.et al.
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Impacts of climate change on debris flows – what are some of the challenges? |
| 10.00- 10.15 |
AO3 |
Malet, J.P., Puissant, A., Schlögel, R., Remaître, A., Desramaut,A.N., Baills, A. and Vandromme, R.
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Scenarios of changes in future landslide occurrences and hazard in the South French Alps
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| 10.15-10.30 |
AO4 |
Bresson, E., Arbogast, P., Rabier, F., Paradis, D. and Ohl, P.
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Downscaling meteorological quantities for waves and storm-surges hind-casts over French coasts in IncREO project
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| 11.00-11.15 |
AO5 |
Breinl, K., and Turkington, T.
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Setting up a stochastic weather generator for estimating future river flood hazards
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| 11.15-11.30 |
AO6 |
Kortcheva, A., Galabov, V. Dimitrova, M. and Bogatchev, A.l
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Hindcast of extreme hydro-meteorological events along the Bulgarian Black Sea coast
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| 11.30-11.45 |
AO7 |
Assmann, A., Fritsch, K., Rupp, M., Kortcheva, A. and Galabov, V..
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An assessment of flood hazard and flood risk due to storm-surg along the Black Sea coast of Bulgaria
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| 11.45-12.00 |
AO8 |
Fressard, M., Lissak, C., Cantat, O. and Maquire, O..
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Hydro-meteorological thresholds of the Pays d’Auge landslides and their possible evolution considering climate change tendencies
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| 12.00-12.15 |
AO9 |
Bogaard, T.A. and Greco, R.
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Improving representation of hydrological processes in landslide modelling
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| 12.15-12.30 |
AO10 |
Schlögel, R., Malet, J.-P. , Reichenbach, P., Remaître, A.
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Landslide magnitude and temporal occurrence in the Ubaye Valley from the analysis of a multi-date inventory
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Posters for session A
| Time |
Abstract |
Authors |
Title |
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18 November
Lunch time:
12.30 - 13.30
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AP1 |
Aouf,L., Paradis, D., Ohl, P., Bresson, E., and Arbogast, P. |
On the use of ARPEGE down-scaled winds in the wave model MFWAM and the storm surge model HYCOM |
| AP2 |
Faccini, F., Firpo, M., Luino, F., Piccazzo, M., Sacchini, A. and Turconi, L. |
Geo-hydrological risk and change in rainfall regime: an example from the 4 October 2010 event in Molinassi and Chiaravagna catchments (Genova, Italy)
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| AP3 |
Niculita, M. and Margarint, M.C.
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Landslide inventory for Moldavian Plateau, Romania |
| AP4 |
Su, L. and Xu, X.
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The analysis of gravel landslide shear wave velocity structure based on dual-source surface wave method
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| AP5 |
Magliulo, P. and Valente, A.
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Mapping direct and indirect fluvial hazard in the Middle Calore River valley (southern Italy)
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| AP6 |
Choryński,A. , Pińskwar, I., Lewandowski, J., Matczak, P., Kundzewicz, Z.W. and Szwed, M.
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Shifts in flood risk management in Poland
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| AP7 |
Fiorot, G.H., De Oliveira Ferreira, F., Dupont,P., And De Freitas Maciel, G.
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Roll Waves Study on Acquabona Watershed: An Application of Mathematical Modelling
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| AP8 |
Soriano, M., Diodato, N., Revellino, P., Fiorillo, F., and Guadagno, F.M.
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Landslide hazard zonation using GIS environment: an example from Calore river basin (southern Italy)
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| AP9 |
Borgatti, L., Cervi, F., Devoto, S., Princivalle, F., and Scarpelli P.
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Is coastal landsliding in blue clays influenced by pore water composition? The case of NW coast of the Island of Malta
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| AP10 |
Tecca, P. , Deganutti, A.M. and Pasuto, A.
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Flow slide hazard assessment of abandoned tailings ponds in Friuli
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| AP11 |
Guerriero, L., Diodato, N., Fiorillo, F., Revellino, P., Grelle, G. and Guadagno, F.M.
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Debris flow slide hazard assessment of abandoned tailings ponds in Friuli Venezia Giulia, Italy
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| AP12 |
Hussin. H., Zumpano, V., Reichenbach, P., Sterlacchini, S., Micu, M., Van Westen, C.j. and Balteanu, D.
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The effect of landslide representation and sample size on susceptibility assessments applied to different landslide types and case study areas
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| AP13 |
Palma, B., Di Crescenzo, G., Parise, M., Ruocco, A., and Calcaterra, D.
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Engineering-geological approach to a preliminary landslide susceptibility assessment for complex coastal cliffs of volcanic origin: the case of Ponza island (Italy)
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| AP14 |
Deganutti, A.M.
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Experimental study on rheology of low friction natural phenomena
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| AP15 |
Smith, C.A., and Rodhe, L.
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Using remotely-sensed paleo-landslide data to assist in locating sensitive clay in Sweden
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| AP16 |
Schlögel, R., Malet, J.P., Doubre, C. and Lebourg, T.
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Structural control on the dynamics of the deep-seated La Clapière Landslide (Tinée Valley, French Alps) from DInSAR and ground-based observations
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18 Nov
17.00 – 18.00
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AP17 |
Jäger, D., Menzies, J. and Terhorst, B.
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Micromorphology in landslide sediments – a different approach for investigating mass movement deposits
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| AP18 |
Righini, M., Surian, N., Comiti, F. and Marchi, L
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Geomorphic response to extreme flood events in alluvial rivers
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| AP19 |
Ghinoi, A., Freddi, R., Pasuto A. and Soldati, M.
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Geomorphological analysis of the historic landslide of Sottrù (Badia Valley, Italy) reactivated on December 13, 2012
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| AP20 |
Deo, R.C., Hi-Ryong Byun, Do-Woo Kim, and Adamowski, J.F.
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Diagnosis of flood events in Brisbane (Australia) using a flood index based on daily effective precipitation
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| AP21 |
Pinskwar, I, Chorinsky, A., and Kundzewicz, Z.W.
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Future changes in extreme precipitation in the northern foothills of the Tatra Mountains based on climate model simulations
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| AP22 |
Calligaris,C.,Devoto, S., Zini, L., and Cucchi, F
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Recognition and classification of evaporate karst phenomena: examples of outstanding sinkholes from Sauris (NE Italy)
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| AP23 |
Ivanova, E.I.
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Landslide susceptibility mapping using frequency ratio and analytic hierarchy process (AHP): Comparative study of two different areas in Bulgaria
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| AP24 |
Zhou, G.
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A new theoretical method for analyzing confined dry granular flows
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| AP25 |
Damen, M. Micu, M. , Zumpano, V., Van Westen, C.J., Sijmons, K. and Balteanu, D.
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Landslide mapping and interpretation: implications for landslide susceptibility analysis in discontinuous data environment
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Session B: Generating of asset maps, exposure analysis and vulnerability assessment
Moderator: Alessandro Pasuto
| Time |
Abstract |
Authors |
Title |
| 13.30– 13.45 |
BO1 |
Mueller, M., Fourty, Th., Lefeuvre, M.
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Assets mapping products in support of preparedness and prevention measures (examples from Germany, Italy and France)
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13.45– 14.00
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BO2 |
Assmann, A. and Jäger, S.
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Damage assessment for different hazards using the Basic European Assets Map
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14.00– 14.15
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BO3 |
Ciurean, R., Chen, L., Hussin, H., Van Westen, C.J. Glade, T. Frigerio, S., Pasuto, A.
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Quantitative vulnerability assessment of buildings to debris- flows in Fella River Basin using run-out modelling and damage data from the 29th of August 2003 event
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14.15– 14.30
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BO4 |
Malek, Z.
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Future land change scenarios for risk assessment: Linking participatory modelling and geosimulation
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14.30– 14.45
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BO5 |
Zumpano, V., Malek, Z., Reichenbach, P., Micu, M. and Balteanu, D..
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Urban area exposure to landslides under landuse changes scenarios: application in a discontinuous data environment
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14.45- 15.00
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BO6 |
Kass, S., Reisinger, D., Holzer. C., Suchenwirth, L., Militzer, J., Walli, A., Poletto, D., Deda, M., and Massabo, M..
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Exposure analysis while combining EO-derived mapping results with available information for data poor regions (use case: flood in Albania)
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Posters for session B
| Time |
Abstract |
Authors |
Title |
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18 Nov
17.00 – 18.00
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BP1 |
Niculita,M., and Niculita, I.C.
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Introduction of soil and land use as elements at risk for flood and landslide risk assessment in the Romanian context of risk and agricultural land evaluation assessment |
| BP2 |
Rupp, M. , Burckhardt, L., and Assmann, A.
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Modelling vulnerability by road accessibility analysis
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| BP3 |
Vlad Sandru, I., Radutu,A., Bratasanu,D., and Nedelcu, I.
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Influences of deforestation on human safety and quality of life
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| BP4 |
Nikolova, M.
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Assessment of High Mountain Lakes Vulnerability to Climate Change: A case Study from Seven Rila Lakes, Bulgaria
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Session C: Risk Management, risk communication and risk governance in a changing environment
Moderator: Stefan Greiving
| Time |
Abstract |
Authors |
Title |
15.30 – 15.45
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CO1 |
Jabojedoff, M., Derron, M.H., Nicolet, P. and Olyazadeh, R..
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Using the consequence –frequency matrix to reduce the risk: examples and teaching |
15.45 – 16.00
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CO2 |
Sprague, T. and Greiving, S. |
Comparing ‘good’ risk governance strategies within an EU context: an exploratory framework for cross-case comparisons
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16.00 – 16.15
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CO3 |
Prenger-Berninghoff, K., Glowacki, W., Komenda, J. and Leroi, E..
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The impact of the EU Flood Risk Directive on spatial planning using examples from French and Polish case study sites
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16.15 – 16.30
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CO4 |
Cortes, J., Sprague,T., Frigerio,S., Bogaard,T.A. and Sterlacchini, S. |
The role of community knowledge and participation for hydraulic-structure inspections: Combining knowledge with action trough citizen-science projects
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16.30 – 16.45
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CO5 |
Aye, Z.C., Sprague, T., Prenger-Berninghoff, K., Cortes, V.J., Jaboyedoff, M. and Derron, M.H.
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Collaborative decision making in selection of risk management strategies through the interactive web-GIS based platform
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16.45 – 17.00
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CO6 |
Charrière, M.. Junier,S., Bogaard,T.A., Mostert, E. and Malet, J.P.
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Testing the effectiveness of visual risk communication in reality. A research approach that is beneficial for both scientists and communities at risk
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Posters for session C
| Time |
Abstract |
Authors |
Title |
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18 Nov
17.00– 18.00
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CP1 |
Margarint, M., and Niculita, M.
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Local stakeholders’ perception of natural risks. Case study of lasi County, NE Romania |
| CP2 |
Ribas, A., Olcina,J., Hernández, M., and Saurí, D.
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Flood policy in Spain: Continuities and changes during the last three decades (1983-2013)
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| CP3 |
Fernandez, M.
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A challenge for land and risk managers: how to manage in multi-risks and multi-vulnerabilities contexts where different actors are involved?
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| CP4 |
Dittes, B., Špačková, O., and Straub, D.
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Climate factor based optimization of adoptive flood protection measures
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| CP5 |
Salvati, P., Bianchi, C., Fiorucci, F., Giostrella, P., Marchesini, I., and Guzzetti, F.
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Perception of flood and landslide risk in Italy: a regional analysis
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| CP6 |
Łajczak, A.
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Does the river training mitigate flood Risk? Case study of Piedmont Section of Vistula River, southern Poland
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| CP7 |
Balabanova, S., Yordanova, V., and Stoyanova, V.
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Development and implementation of a methodology of flood hazard mapping in Bulgaria, as required by Directive 2007/60/EC
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| CP8 |
Micallef, A.,Alexandrou, A., Gerοsimou, G., Castaldini, D., Micallef, A., Papadopoulos, M., Pla, F., And Poyarkov, V.
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Public awareness on natural and technological hazards as a key for safety: the BeSafeNet initiative contribution
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Session D: Methods for modelling changing risk to hydro-meteorological hazards
Moderator: Thomas Glade
| Time |
Abstract |
Authors |
Title |
09.00– 09.15 09.00– 09.15
|
DO1 |
Cui, Peng
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Dynamical based risk analysis of debris flows
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09.15– 09.30
|
DO2 |
Schröter, K., Falter, D. Nguyen, D.V., Kreibich, H., Vorogushyn, S., Hundecha, Y., Apel, A. and Merz, B.
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Is probability of peak discharge a suitable proxy of damage in flood risk analysis?
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09.30– 09.45
|
DO3 |
Hussin, H., Chen, L., Ciurean, R., Van Westen, C.J. and Reichenbach, P.
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Analysing changes in landslide risk using multi temporal landslide susceptibility and run-out modeling on a regional scale |
09.45– 10.00
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DO4 |
Ettlin, L., Bründl, M., Bühler, Y. and Christen, M.
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Automated risk mapping for buildings endangered by natural hazards
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10.00– 10.15
|
DO5 |
Hackl, J., Adey, B.T., Heitzler, M. and Iosifescu-Enescu, I.
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An overarching process to evaluate risks associated with infrastructure networks due to natural hazards
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10.15– 10.30
|
DO6 |
Ronco P., Bullo, M., Gallina, V., Torresan, S. , Critto, A., Zabeo, A., Semenzin, E. and Marcomini, A.
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Assessing flood risk at regional scale: the KULTURisk assessment methodology applied in Zurich
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Posters for session D
| Time |
Abstract |
Authors |
Title |
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19 Nov
12.30 – 13.30
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DP1 |
Gashi,F
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Managing natural risks trough GIS |
| DP2 |
Fischer, B., Keiler, M., and Tsao, T.C.
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Risk evolution in debris flow prone areas from 1950 – 2014 – Two case studies conducted in Lai-Ji, Taiwan and Sörenberg, Switzerland
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| DP3 |
Di Salvo, C., Ciotoli, G., Pennica, F., Cavinato G.P., Leone, F., Corazza, A., and Ferri G.
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Rainstorm height and flooding effect analysis as a tool for pluvial flood emergency management
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| DP4 |
Łajczak, A., Czajka, B., and Kaczka, R.J.
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Landslide risk at the Babia Góra Flysch Massif (1725), Western Carpathian Mountains
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| DP5 |
Chen, L., Hussin, H., Ciurean, R., Turkington, T., Van Westen, C.J., Chavarro, D., and Shrestha, D.
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Multi-hazard risk assessment in Fella Basin (Italy) using historical hazard inventory and GIS
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| DP6 |
Ge Y. ,Cui P., Zhang J. , Zeng C., and Su, F.
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Catastrophic Debris Flows on July 10 2013 along Min River, the Wenchuan Earthquake Seriously Stroke-area
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| DP7 |
Antronico, L., and Coscarelli, R.
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Impact analysis of hydro-meteorological events on alluvial fans: a case study in Calabria (Southern Italy)
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| DP8 |
Deo, R.C., Hi-Ryong Byun, and Adamowski, J.F.
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Application of Effective Drought Index as a Daily Tool for Quantifying and Monitoring Drought in Australia
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Session E: Earth Observation data, geo-information and visualization tools for risk assessment
Moderator: Marc Mueller
| Time |
Abstract |
Authors |
Title |
| 11.00– 11.15 |
EO1 |
Herrera Cruz, V., Meyer Zu Erpen,N., Mühlbauer, S. and Koppe, W.
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Use of global terrain data for future sea-level rise scenarios - A comparison
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11.15–11.30
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EO2 |
Anders, K. and Assmann, A.
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Operational dike failure simulation
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11.30– 11.45
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EO3 |
Mantovani, M., Piacentini, D., Devoto, S., Prampolini, M., Pasuto, A. and Soldati, M.
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Landslide susceptibility analysis exploiting Persistent Scatterers data in the northern coast of Malta
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11.45– 12.00
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EO4 |
Fourty, T., Mueller, M., and Lefeuvre, M.
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Demonstrator of domino effects including routing analysis for Alpago region, Italy
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12.00– 12.15
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EO5 |
Van Westen, C.J., Bakker, W.H., Andrejchenko, V., Zhang, K., Berlin, J., Cristal, I. and Olyazadeh, R.
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RiskChanges: a Spatial Decision Support System for analysing changing hydro-meteorological risk
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12.15– 12.30
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EO6 |
Marcato, G., Bossi, G., and Schenato, L.
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Cross fertilization in Geoscience: the contributuion of ICT to enhance resilience by web-assisted geohazard monitoring for road infrastructures
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Posters for session E
| Time |
Abstract |
Authors |
Title |
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19 Nov
12.30 – 13.30
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EP1 |
Andrejchenko, V., Bakker, W., and van Westen, C.J.
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Design and implementation of a Data Model and Data Input Module for a Multi Hazard Risk Assessment Spatial Support Decision System |
| EP2 |
Zhang, K.,van Westen, C.J., and Bakker, W.
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Web-based risk assessment techniques for hydro-meteorological hazards
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| EP3 |
Berlin, J. , Bogaard, T.A., Van Westen, C.J., Bakker, W., Mostert, E. and Dopheide, E.
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Implementation of a multi-scenario cost-benefit analysis module for the Risk-CHANGES SDSS platform
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| EP4 |
Olyazadeh, R., Bakker, W., Boerboom., L., Van Westen, C.J., Jaboyedoff, M. and Derron, M.H.
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Integrating scenarios in multi-criteria decision module for “Risk-GHANGES” platform
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| EP5 |
Cristal, I., Van Westen, C.J., Bakker, W.H. and Greiving, S.
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Information visualization as a Decision Support Tool in the RiskChanges Spatial Decision Support System
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| EP6 |
Ayoniyi, B.R.
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Development and application of WEB-GIS for landslide early warning system
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| EP7 |
Riedmann, M., Bindrich, M., Damen, M., Van Westen, C.J. and Micu, M.
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Generating a landslide inventory map using stereo photo interpretation and radar interferometry techniques, a case study from the Buzau area, Romania
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| EP8 |
Confuorto, P., Di Martire ,D., Ramondini, M. and Calcaterra, D.
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Differential SAR interferometry for slow-moving landslide monitoring in Crotone Province (Italy)
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Session F: Joint session with UNEP: Ecosystem-based disaster risk management
Moderator: Muralee Thummurkudy and Karen Sudmeier
| Time |
Abstract |
Author |
Title |
13.30 – 13.45
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FO1 |
Sudmeier-Rieux, K., Devkota, S., Adhikari, A. S., Penna, I., Khanal, R., Jaboyedoff, M., Derron, M-H.
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Community based bio-engineering for reducing erosion along rural roads in Nepal |
13.45 - 14.00
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FO2 |
Wahyu Widiyono
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Cibodas Biosphere Reserve-Ciliwung River Basin:Role And Problems Related To Eco-DRR Management in Indonesia
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14.00 – 14.15
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FO3 |
Quader, M.A., Kervyn, M. and Khan, A.U.
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Land Cover Changes of the Coast of Bangladesh in Relation to Cyclones and Storm Surges
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14.15 – 14.30
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FO4 |
Schwarz, M., Dorren, L., and Thormann, J.J.
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SLIDEFORNET: a web tool for the assessment of the protective forest function on unstable slopes
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14.30 – 14.45
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FO5 |
Casteller, A., Bühler, Y., and Bebi, P.
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Evaluation of the protective capacity of forests against snow avalanches in the Chilean Andes
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14.45 – 15.00
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FO6 |
Lange, W., Valverde, Y., Medeiros, R., Schelchen, A., Cavalcante, L., Duenow, L., and Pirzer, C.
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HumaNature2 = Mutual protection risk perception and adaptation to climate change based on ecosystems in the Mata Atlantica, Brazil
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Posters for session F
| Time |
Abstract |
Authors |
Title |
| 19 Nov 12.30–13.30 |
FP1 |
S. S. L. Hettiarachchi
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Investigating the performance of coastal ecosystems for hazard mitigation
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 Session G: Joint session with IAG on Geomorphological hazards: Lessons learned and transferability of multi-hazard risk assessment methods to developing countries.
Moderators: Sunil De and Mauro Soldati
| Time |
Abstract |
Authors |
Title |
15.30 – 15.45
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GO1 |
De, S.K., and Ghosh, K.
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Regional scale landslide risk assessment and proposed management plan – a case study on Dhalai District, Tripura, India |
15.45 – 16.00
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GO2 |
Osei, P.
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Modeling the changes in exposure and vulnerability in Accra, Ghana for the future
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16.00 – 16.15
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GO3 |
Frey, H., García-Hernández, J., Huggel, C., Schneider, D., Rohrer, M., Gonzales Alfaro, C., Muñoz Asmat, R., Price Rios K., Meza Román, L., and Cochachin Rapre, A.
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An Early Warning System for lake outburst floods of the Laguna 513, Cordillera Blanca, Peru
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16.15 – 16.30
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GO4 |
Riedmann, M., Bindrich, M., Damen, M., Van Westen, C.J. and Micu, M.
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Generating a landslide inventory map using stereo photo interpretation and radar interferometry techniques, a case study from the Buzau area, Romania
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16.39 -16.45
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GO5 |
Jetten, V. , Alkema, D. van Westen, C.J. and Brussel, M.
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Development of the Caribbean Handbook on Disaster Risk Information Management.
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| 16.45 - 17.00 |
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Final remarks
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ESRs and Cees van Westen
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Posters for session G
| Time |
Abstract |
Authors |
Title |
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19 Nov
12.30–13.30
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GP1
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Badjana, H.M., Renard, B., Helmschrot, J., Flugel, W.A., Wala, K., and Afouda, A.
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Trend analysis in rainfall patterns in the Kara river basin (Togo and Benin) via Bayesian framework
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| GP3 |
Jafar Nazemosadat, S.M., GhaedAmini, H. and Sabziparvar, A.A.
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Geographical factors variability of precipitation regime
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| GP4 |
Lotfi, L.
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Coupling Field-SIG-Remote Sensing to Map Flooding. Case of Urban Agglomerations of Bou-Salem and Mjez El-Beb (Northwest Tunisia)
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| GP5 |
Hu, K., Chen X., Ge Y., and Yuan T.
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Risk analysis of geohazards caused by “8.03” Ludian Earthquake in Yunnan Province, China
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| GP6 |
Ben Zaied, M., Mul, M.L., Abdeladhim, M.A., Ouessar, M., Sghaier, M.,Liersch, S., Reinhardt, J. and Yahyaoui, H.
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Climate Change and Development Impacts Using WEAP modeling to Assess Natural resources in the Oum Zessar Watershed, Tunesia
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| GP7 |
Javadi, S., Najafi, H., Jafari, F., Mahmood, S. and Behbahan, R.
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Estimating Land Subsidence Risk Scenarios Using Mathematical Modeling and Field Measurements: Case Study of Qom Aquifer, Iran
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GP8 |
Tang, C.X. and Van Westen, C.J.
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Analysis of post-earthquake landslide activity and geo-environmental effects
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| Time |
Authors |
Title |
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18 November
Lunch time:
12.30 - 13.30
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Aouf, L. et al. |
On the use of ARPEGE down-scaled winds in the wave model MFWAM and the storm surge model HYCOM |
| Faccini, F. et al. |
Geo-hydrological risk and change in rainfall regime: an example from the 4 October 2010 event in Molinassi and Chiaravagna catchments (Genova, Italy)
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Niculita, M. / Margarint, M.
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Landslide inventory for Moldavian Plateau, Romania |
Lijun, S./ Xiqngqian, X
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The analysis of gravel landslide shear wave velocity structure based on dual-source surface wave method
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Magliulo, P./ Valente, A.
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Mapping direct and indirect fluvial hazard in the Middle Calore River valley (southern Italy)
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Chorynski, A. et al.
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Shifts in flood risk management in Poland
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Fiorot, G.
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Roll Waves Study on Acquabona Watershed: An Application of Mathematical Modelling
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Soriano, M. et al.
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Landslide hazard zonation using GIS environment: an example from Calore river basin (southern Italy)
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Borgatti, L. et al.
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Is coastal landsliding in blue clays influenced by pore water composition? The case of NW coast of the Island of Malta
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Tecca, P. , Deganutti, A. and Pasuto, A.
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Flow slide hazard assessment of abandoned tailings ponds in Friuli
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Guerriero, L. et al.
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Forecasting earth-flow reactivation using a hydro-climatological model and CMIP3+ data, Montaguto earth flow, southern Italy
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López, J.
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Effects of global change on hydro-geomorphological hazards in Mediterranean rivers
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Palma, B. et al.
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Engineering-geological approach to a preliminary landslide susceptibility assessment for complex coastal cliffs of volcanic origin: the case of Ponza island (Italy)
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Deganutti, A.
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Experimental study on rheology of low friction natural phenomena
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Smith, C. and Rodhe, L.
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Using remotely-sensed paleo-landslide data to assist in locating sensitive clay in Sweden
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R. Schlögel , J.-P. Malet, C. Doubre, T. Lebourg
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Structural control on the dynamics of the deep-seated La Clapière Landslide (Tinée Valley, French Alps) from DInSAR and ground-based observations
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Jäger, D., Menzies, J. and Terhorst, B.
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Micromorphology in landslide sediments – a different approach for investigating mass movement deposits
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Righini, M. et al.
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Geomorphic response to extreme flood events in alluvial rivers
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Ghinoi, A. et al.
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Geomorphological analysis of the historic landslide of Sottrù (Badia Valley, Italy) reactivated on December 13, 2012
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Deo, R. et al.
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Diagnosis of flood events in Brisbane (Australia) using a flood index based on daily effective precipitation
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Pinskwar, I, Chorinsky, A., Kundzewicz, Z.
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Future changes in extreme precipitation in the northern foothills of the Tatra Mountains based on climate model simulations
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Calligaris, Ch. et al.
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Recognition and classification of evaporate karst phenomena: examples of outstanding sinkholes from Sauris (NE Italy)
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Ivanova, E.
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Landslide susceptibility mapping using frequency ratio and analytic hierarchy process (AHP): Comparative study of two different areas in Bulgaria
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Zhou, G.
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A new theoretical method for analyzing confined dry granular flows
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