Field Measurements of Debris Flows on Mount Unzendake, 1993

Field Measurements of Debris Flows on Mount Unzendake, 1993

Between June and August, 1993 field observations and measurements of debris flows have been carried out at two locations on Mount Unzendake. One of the instrumented study sites was a downstream reach of the Mizunashi River, which is11.6m wide and have an average slope of about 2.9°. The other was a...

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Veröffentlicht in:PROCEEDINGS OF HYDRAULIC ENGINEERING 1994/02/28, Vol.38, pp.747-752
Hauptverfasser: HIRANO, Muneo, HASHIMOTO, Haruyuki, KOHNO, Michinari
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