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 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.

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.
Scenarios of changes in future landslide occurrences and hazard in the South French Alps
10.15-10.30 AO4 Bresson, E., Arbogast, P., Rabier, F., Paradis, D. and Ohl, P.
Downscaling meteorological quantities for waves and storm-surges hind-casts over French coasts in IncREO project
11.00-11.15 AO5 Breinl, K., and Turkington, T.
Setting up a stochastic weather generator for estimating future river flood hazards

11.15-11.30 AO6 Kortcheva, A., Galabov, V. Dimitrova, M. and Bogatchev, A.l
Hindcast of extreme hydro-meteorological events along the Bulgarian Black Sea coast

11.30-11.45 AO7 Assmann, A., Fritsch, K., Rupp, M., Kortcheva, A. and Galabov, V..
An assessment of flood hazard and flood risk due to storm-surg along the Black Sea coast of Bulgaria

11.45-12.00 AO8 Fressard, M., Lissak, C., Cantat, O. and Maquire, O..
Hydro-meteorological thresholds of the Pays d’Auge landslides and their possible evolution considering climate change tendencies
12.00-12.15 AO9 Bogaard, T.A. and Greco, R.
Improving representation of hydrological processes in landslide modelling
12.15-12.30 AO10 Schlögel, R., Malet, J.-P. , Reichenbach, P., Remaître, A.
Landslide magnitude and temporal occurrence in the Ubaye Valley from the analysis of a multi-date inventory



Posters for session A

Time  Abstract Authors Title
 

18 November

 

Lunch time:

12.30 - 13.30


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)
AP3 Niculita, M. and Margarint, M.C.
Landslide inventory for Moldavian Plateau, Romania 
AP4 Su, L. and Xu, X.
The analysis of gravel landslide shear wave velocity structure based on dual-source surface wave method
AP5 Magliulo, P. and Valente, A.
Mapping direct and indirect fluvial hazard in the Middle Calore River valley (southern Italy)
AP6 Choryński,A. , Pińskwar, I., Lewandowski, J., Matczak, P., Kundzewicz, Z.W. and Szwed, M.
Shifts in flood risk management in Poland

AP7 Fiorot, G.H., De Oliveira Ferreira, F., Dupont,P., And De Freitas Maciel, G.
Roll Waves Study on Acquabona Watershed: An Application of Mathematical Modelling

AP8 Soriano, M., Diodato, N., Revellino, P., Fiorillo, F., and Guadagno, F.M.
Landslide hazard zonation using GIS environment: an example from Calore river basin (southern Italy)
AP9 Borgatti, L., Cervi, F., Devoto, S., Princivalle, F., and Scarpelli P.
Is coastal landsliding in blue clays influenced by pore water composition? The case of NW coast of the Island of Malta
AP10 Tecca, P. , Deganutti, A.M. and Pasuto, A.
Flow slide hazard assessment of abandoned tailings ponds in Friuli
AP11 Guerriero, L., Diodato, N., Fiorillo, F., Revellino, P., Grelle, G. and Guadagno, F.M.
Debris flow slide hazard assessment of abandoned tailings ponds in Friuli Venezia Giulia, Italy
AP12 Hussin. H., Zumpano, V., Reichenbach, P., Sterlacchini, S., Micu, M., Van Westen, C.j. and Balteanu, D. The effect of landslide representation and sample size on susceptibility assessments applied to different landslide types and case study areas

AP13 Palma, B., Di Crescenzo, G., Parise, M., Ruocco, A., and Calcaterra, D.
Engineering-geological approach to a preliminary landslide susceptibility assessment for complex coastal cliffs of volcanic origin: the case of Ponza island (Italy)
AP14 Deganutti, A.M.
Experimental study on rheology of low friction natural phenomena

AP15

Smith, C.A., and Rodhe, L.

Using remotely-sensed paleo-landslide data to assist in locating sensitive clay in Sweden
AP16 Schlögel, R., Malet, J.P., Doubre, C. and Lebourg, T.
Structural control on the dynamics of the deep-seated La Clapière Landslide (Tinée Valley, French Alps) from DInSAR and ground-based observations
 

18 Nov

 

17.00 – 18.00

AP17 Jäger, D., Menzies, J. and Terhorst, B.
Micromorphology in landslide sediments – a different approach for investigating mass movement deposits
AP18 Righini, M., Surian, N., Comiti, F. and Marchi, L

Geomorphic response to extreme flood events in alluvial rivers
AP19 Ghinoi, A., Freddi, R., Pasuto A. and Soldati, M.
Geomorphological analysis of the historic landslide of Sottrù (Badia Valley, Italy) reactivated on December 13, 2012
AP20 Deo, R.C., Hi-Ryong Byun, Do-Woo Kim, and Adamowski, J.F.
Diagnosis of flood events in Brisbane (Australia) using a flood index based on daily effective precipitation
AP21 Pinskwar, I, Chorinsky, A., and Kundzewicz, Z.W.
Future changes in extreme precipitation in the northern foothills of the Tatra Mountains based on climate model simulations
AP22 Calligaris,C.,Devoto, S., Zini, L., and Cucchi, F
Recognition and classification of evaporate karst phenomena: examples of outstanding sinkholes from Sauris (NE Italy)
AP23 Ivanova, E.I.
Landslide susceptibility mapping using frequency ratio and analytic hierarchy process (AHP): Comparative study of two different  areas in Bulgaria
AP24 Zhou, G.
A new theoretical method for analyzing confined dry granular flows
AP25 Damen, M. Micu, M. , Zumpano, V., Van Westen, C.J., Sijmons, K. and Balteanu, D.
Landslide mapping and interpretation: implications for landslide susceptibility analysis in discontinuous data environment

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.
Assets mapping products in support of preparedness and prevention measures (examples from Germany, Italy and France)
13.45– 14.00
BO2 Assmann, A. and Jäger, S.
Damage assessment for different hazards using the Basic European Assets Map
14.00– 14.15
BO3 Ciurean, R., Chen, L., Hussin, H., Van Westen, C.J. Glade, T. Frigerio, S., Pasuto, A.
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
14.15– 14.30
BO4 Malek, Z.
Future land change scenarios for risk assessment: Linking participatory modelling and geosimulation
14.30– 14.45
BO5 Zumpano, V., Malek, Z., Reichenbach, P., Micu, M. and Balteanu, D..
Urban area exposure to landslides under landuse changes scenarios: application in a discontinuous data environment
14.45- 15.00
BO6 Kass, S., Reisinger, D., Holzer. C., Suchenwirth, L., Militzer, J., Walli, A., Poletto, D., Deda, M., and Massabo, M..
Exposure analysis while combining EO-derived mapping results with available information for data poor regions (use case: flood in Albania)
       

Posters for session B

 Time Abstract  Authors Title
 

18 Nov

 

17.00 – 18.00

BP1

Niculita,M., and Niculita, I.C.

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.
Modelling vulnerability by road accessibility analysis
BP3 Vlad Sandru, I., Radutu,A., Bratasanu,D., and Nedelcu, I.
Influences of deforestation on human safety and quality of life
BP4 Nikolova, M. Assessment of High Mountain Lakes Vulnerability to Climate Change: A case Study from Seven Rila Lakes, Bulgaria

Session C: Risk Management, risk communication and risk governance in a changing environment
Moderator: Stefan Greiving


Time Abstract Authors Title
15.30 – 15.45
CO1 Jabojedoff, M., Derron, M.H., Nicolet, P. and Olyazadeh, R..

Using the consequence –frequency matrix to reduce the risk: examples and teaching
15.45 – 16.00
CO2 Sprague, T. and Greiving, S.  Comparing ‘good’ risk governance strategies within an EU context: an exploratory framework for cross-case comparisons
16.00 – 16.15
CO3 Prenger-Berninghoff, K., Glowacki, W., Komenda, J. and Leroi, E..
The impact of the EU Flood Risk Directive on spatial planning using examples from French and Polish case study sites
16.15 – 16.30
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
16.30 – 16.45
CO5 Aye, Z.C., Sprague, T., Prenger-Berninghoff, K., Cortes, V.J., Jaboyedoff, M. and Derron, M.H.
Collaborative decision making in selection of risk management strategies through the interactive web-GIS based platform
16.45 – 17.00
CO6 Charrière, M.. Junier,S., Bogaard,T.A., Mostert, E. and Malet, J.P.
Testing the effectiveness of visual risk communication in reality. A research approach that is beneficial for both scientists and communities at risk

Posters for session C

Time  Abstract Authors Title
 

18 Nov

 

17.00– 18.00

CP1 Margarint, M., and Niculita, M.
Local stakeholders’ perception of natural risks. Case study of lasi County, NE Romania 
CP2 Ribas, A., Olcina,J., Hernández, M., and Saurí, D.
Flood policy in Spain: Continuities and changes during the last three decades (1983-2013)
CP3 Fernandez, M.
A challenge for land and risk managers: how to manage in multi-risks and multi-vulnerabilities contexts where different actors are involved?
CP4 Dittes, B., Špačková, O., and Straub, D.
Climate factor based optimization of adoptive flood protection measures
CP5 Salvati, P., Bianchi, C., Fiorucci, F., Giostrella, P., Marchesini, I., and Guzzetti, F.
Perception of flood and landslide risk in Italy: a regional analysis
CP6 Łajczak, A.
Does the river training mitigate flood Risk? Case study of Piedmont Section of Vistula River, southern Poland
CP7 Balabanova, S., Yordanova, V., and Stoyanova, V.
Development and implementation of a methodology of flood hazard mapping in Bulgaria, as required by Directive 2007/60/EC
CP8 Micallef, A.,Alexandrou, A., Gerοsimou, G., Castaldini, D., Micallef, A., Papadopoulos, M., Pla, F., And Poyarkov, V.
Public awareness on natural and technological hazards as a key for safety: the BeSafeNet initiative contribution

Session D: Methods for modelling changing risk to hydro-meteorological hazards
Moderator: Thomas Glade


Time  Abstract Authors Title
09.00– 09.1509.00– 09.15
DO1 Cui, Peng

Dynamical based risk analysis of debris flows
09.15– 09.30
DO2 Schröter, K., Falter, D. Nguyen, D.V., Kreibich, H., Vorogushyn, S., Hundecha, Y., Apel, A. and Merz, B.
Is probability of peak discharge a suitable proxy of damage in flood risk analysis?
09.30– 09.45
DO3 Hussin, H., Chen, L., Ciurean, R., Van Westen, C.J. and Reichenbach, P.
Analysing changes in landslide risk using multi temporal landslide susceptibility and run-out modeling on a regional scale 
09.45– 10.00
DO4 Ettlin, L., Bründl, M., Bühler, Y. and Christen, M.
Automated risk mapping for buildings endangered by natural hazards
10.00– 10.15
DO5 Hackl, J., Adey, B.T., Heitzler, M. and Iosifescu-Enescu, I.
An overarching process to evaluate risks associated with infrastructure networks due to natural hazards
10.15– 10.30
DO6 Ronco P., Bullo, M., Gallina, V., Torresan, S. , Critto, A., Zabeo, A., Semenzin, E. and Marcomini, A.
Assessing flood risk at regional scale: the KULTURisk assessment methodology applied in Zurich


Posters for session D

Time  Abstract Authors Title
 

19 Nov

 

12.30 – 13.30

DP1 Gashi,F

Managing natural risks trough GIS 
DP2

Fischer, B., Keiler, M., and Tsao, T.C.

Risk evolution in debris flow prone areas from 1950 – 2014 – Two case studies conducted in Lai-Ji, Taiwan and Sörenberg, Switzerland
DP3 Di Salvo, C., Ciotoli, G., Pennica, F., Cavinato G.P., Leone, F., Corazza, A., and Ferri G.
Rainstorm height and flooding effect analysis as a tool for pluvial flood emergency management
DP4 Łajczak, A., Czajka, B., and Kaczka, R.J.
Landslide risk at the Babia Góra Flysch Massif (1725), Western Carpathian Mountains
DP5 Chen, L., Hussin, H., Ciurean, R., Turkington, T., Van Westen, C.J., Chavarro, D., and Shrestha, D.
Multi-hazard risk assessment in Fella Basin (Italy) using historical hazard inventory and GIS
DP6 Ge Y. ,Cui P., Zhang J. , Zeng C., and Su, F.
Catastrophic Debris Flows on July 10 2013 along Min River, the Wenchuan Earthquake Seriously Stroke-area
DP7 Antronico, L., and Coscarelli, R.
Impact analysis of hydro-meteorological events on alluvial fans: a case study in Calabria (Southern Italy)
DP8 Deo, R.C., Hi-Ryong Byun, and Adamowski, J.F.
Application of Effective Drought Index as a Daily Tool for Quantifying and Monitoring Drought in Australia

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.
Use of global terrain data for future sea-level rise scenarios - A comparison
11.15–11.30
EO2 Anders, K. and Assmann, A.
Operational dike failure simulation
11.30– 11.45
EO3 Mantovani, M., Piacentini, D., Devoto, S., Prampolini, M., Pasuto, A. and Soldati, M.
Landslide susceptibility analysis exploiting Persistent Scatterers data in the northern coast of Malta
11.45– 12.00
EO4 Fourty, T., Mueller, M., and Lefeuvre, M.
Demonstrator of domino effects including routing analysis for Alpago region, Italy
12.00– 12.15
EO5 Van Westen, C.J., Bakker, W.H., Andrejchenko, V., Zhang, K., Berlin, J., Cristal, I. and Olyazadeh, R.
RiskChanges: a Spatial Decision Support System for analysing changing hydro-meteorological risk
12.15– 12.30
EO6 Marcato, G., Bossi, G., and Schenato, L.
Cross fertilization in Geoscience: the contributuion of ICT to enhance resilience by web-assisted geohazard monitoring for road infrastructures


Posters for session E

Time  Abstract Authors Title
 

19 Nov

 

12.30 – 13.30

EP1 Andrejchenko, V., Bakker, W., and van Westen, C.J.
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.

Web-based risk assessment techniques  for hydro-meteorological hazards
EP3 Berlin, J. , Bogaard, T.A., Van Westen, C.J., Bakker, W., Mostert, E. and Dopheide, E.
Implementation of a multi-scenario cost-benefit analysis module for the Risk-CHANGES SDSS platform
EP4 Olyazadeh, R., Bakker, W., Boerboom., L., Van Westen, C.J., Jaboyedoff, M. and Derron, M.H.
Integrating scenarios in multi-criteria decision module for “Risk-GHANGES” platform
EP5 Cristal, I., Van Westen, C.J., Bakker, W.H. and Greiving, S.
Information visualization as a Decision Support Tool in the RiskChanges Spatial Decision Support System
EP6 Ayoniyi, B.R.

Development and application of WEB-GIS for landslide early warning system
EP7 Riedmann, M., Bindrich, M., Damen, M., Van Westen, C.J. and Micu, M.
Generating a landslide inventory map using stereo photo interpretation and radar interferometry techniques, a case study from the Buzau area, Romania
EP8 Confuorto, P., Di Martire ,D., Ramondini, M. and Calcaterra, D.
Differential SAR interferometry for  slow-moving landslide monitoring in Crotone Province (Italy)


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
FO1 Sudmeier-Rieux, K., Devkota, S., Adhikari, A. S., Penna, I., Khanal, R., Jaboyedoff, M., Derron, M-H.
Community based bio-engineering for reducing erosion along rural roads in Nepal 
13.45 - 14.00
FO2 Wahyu Widiyono

Cibodas Biosphere Reserve-Ciliwung River Basin:Role And Problems Related To Eco-DRR Management in Indonesia

14.00 – 14.15
FO3 Quader, M.A., Kervyn, M. and Khan, A.U.
Land Cover Changes of the Coast of Bangladesh in Relation to Cyclones and Storm Surges
14.15 – 14.30
FO4 Schwarz, M., Dorren, L., and Thormann, J.J.
SLIDEFORNET: a web tool for the assessment of the protective forest function on unstable slopes
14.30 – 14.45
FO5 Casteller, A., Bühler, Y., and Bebi, P.
Evaluation of the protective capacity of forests against snow avalanches in the Chilean Andes
14.45 – 15.00
FO6 Lange, W., Valverde, Y., Medeiros, R., Schelchen, A., Cavalcante, L., Duenow, L., and Pirzer, C.
HumaNature2 = Mutual protection risk perception and adaptation to climate change based on ecosystems in the Mata Atlantica, Brazil

Posters for session F

Time Abstract Authors Title
19 Nov 12.30–13.30 FP1 S. S. L. Hettiarachchi
Investigating the performance of coastal ecosystems for hazard mitigation



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
GO1 De, S.K., and Ghosh, K.
Regional scale landslide risk assessment and proposed management plan – a case study on Dhalai District, Tripura, India 
15.45 – 16.00
GO2 Osei, P.

Modeling the changes in exposure and vulnerability in Accra, Ghana for the future
16.00 – 16.15
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.
An Early Warning System for lake outburst floods of the Laguna 513, Cordillera Blanca, Peru
16.15 – 16.30
GO4 Riedmann, M., Bindrich, M., Damen, M., Van Westen, C.J. and Micu, M.
Generating a landslide inventory map using stereo photo interpretation and radar interferometry techniques, a case study from the Buzau area, Romania
16.39 -16.45
GO5 Jetten, V. , Alkema, D. van Westen, C.J. and Brussel, M.
Development of the Caribbean Handbook on Disaster Risk Information Management.
16.45 - 17.00
Final remarks

ESRs and Cees van Westen

Posters for session G

Time Abstract Authors Title
 

19 Nov 

12.30–13.30

GP1
Badjana, H.M., Renard, B., Helmschrot, J., Flugel, W.A., Wala, K., and Afouda, A.
Trend analysis in rainfall patterns in the Kara river basin (Togo and Benin) via Bayesian framework
GP3 Jafar Nazemosadat, S.M., GhaedAmini, H. and Sabziparvar, A.A.
Geographical factors variability of precipitation regime
GP4 Lotfi, L.
Coupling Field-SIG-Remote Sensing to Map Flooding. Case of Urban Agglomerations of Bou-Salem and Mjez El-Beb (Northwest Tunisia)
GP5 Hu, K., Chen X., Ge Y., and Yuan T. Risk analysis of geohazards caused by “8.03” Ludian Earthquake in Yunnan Province, China
GP6 Ben Zaied, M., Mul, M.L., Abdeladhim, M.A., Ouessar, M., Sghaier, M.,Liersch, S., Reinhardt, J. and Yahyaoui, H.
Climate Change and Development Impacts Using WEAP modeling to Assess Natural resources in the Oum Zessar Watershed, Tunesia
GP7 Javadi, S., Najafi, H., Jafari, F., Mahmood, S. and Behbahan, R.
Estimating Land Subsidence Risk Scenarios Using Mathematical Modeling and Field Measurements: Case Study of Qom Aquifer, Iran
  GP8 Tang, C.X. and Van Westen, C.J.
Analysis of post-earthquake landslide activity and geo-environmental effects


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Time Authors Title
 

18 November

 

Lunch time:

12.30 - 13.30


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)
Niculita, M. / Margarint, M.
Landslide inventory for Moldavian Plateau, Romania 
Lijun, S./ Xiqngqian, X
The analysis of gravel landslide shear wave velocity structure based on dual-source surface wave method
Magliulo, P./ Valente, A.
Mapping direct and indirect fluvial hazard in the Middle Calore River valley (southern Italy)
Chorynski, A. et al.
Shifts in flood risk management in Poland
Fiorot, G.
Roll Waves Study on Acquabona Watershed: An Application of Mathematical Modelling
Soriano, M. et al.
Landslide hazard zonation using GIS environment: an example from Calore river basin (southern Italy)
Borgatti, L. et al.
Is coastal landsliding in blue clays influenced by pore water composition? The case of NW coast of the Island of Malta
Tecca, P. , Deganutti, A. and Pasuto, A.
Flow slide hazard assessment of abandoned tailings ponds in Friuli
Guerriero, L. et al.
Forecasting earth-flow reactivation using a hydro-climatological model and CMIP3+ data, Montaguto earth flow, southern Italy
López, J.
Effects of global change on hydro-geomorphological hazards in Mediterranean rivers
Palma, B. et al.
Engineering-geological approach to a preliminary landslide susceptibility assessment for complex coastal cliffs of volcanic origin: the case of Ponza island (Italy)
Deganutti, A.
Experimental study on rheology of low friction natural phenomena

Smith, C. and Rodhe, L.

Using remotely-sensed paleo-landslide data to assist in locating sensitive clay in Sweden
R. Schlögel , J.-P. Malet, C. Doubre, T. Lebourg
Structural control on the dynamics of the deep-seated La Clapière Landslide (Tinée Valley, French Alps) from DInSAR and ground-based observations
 

18 Nov

 

17.00 – 18.00

Jäger, D., Menzies, J. and Terhorst, B.
Micromorphology in landslide sediments – a different approach for investigating mass movement deposits
Righini, M. et al.
Geomorphic response to extreme flood events in alluvial rivers
Ghinoi, A. et al.
Geomorphological analysis of the historic landslide of Sottrù (Badia Valley, Italy) reactivated on December 13, 2012
Deo, R. et al.
Diagnosis of flood events in Brisbane (Australia) using a flood index based on daily effective precipitation
Pinskwar, I, Chorinsky, A., Kundzewicz, Z.
Future changes in extreme precipitation in the northern foothills of the Tatra Mountains based on climate model simulations
Calligaris, Ch. et al.
Recognition and classification of evaporate karst phenomena: examples of outstanding sinkholes from Sauris (NE Italy)
Ivanova, E.
Landslide susceptibility mapping using frequency ratio and analytic hierarchy process (AHP): Comparative study of two different  areas in Bulgaria
Zhou, G.
A new theoretical method for analyzing confined dry granular flows
     
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