Landslide dams, created when rapid mass movements block river channels, are strongly influenced by hydrological conditions of the upstream catchment. The formation and long-term stability of landslide dams are closely linked to hydrological factors such as streamflow, lake area, water level and precipitation. Conversel...
Muhammad Shareef Shazil, T. Bogaard, R. Greco· Natural Hazards· 0 citations
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