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The physics of debris flows — A conceptual assessment The physics of debris flows — A conceptual assessment
Debris flows exhibit conspicuous dynamic interactions among their solid and fluid constituents. Key features of the interactions are neglected in traditional theories that treat debris flows as viscoplastic continua or as uniformly dispersed grain flows, but improved understanding of grain-grain and fluid-grain interactions has emerged from recent experimental and theoretical research...
Authors
Richard M. Iverson, Roger P. Denlinger
Volcanism in Hawaii Volcanism in Hawaii
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A chronology of U.S. Geological Survey hazards warnings: 1976-1986 A chronology of U.S. Geological Survey hazards warnings: 1976-1986
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Authors
Paula L. Gori, Clement F. Shearer
Partition coefficients determined from phenocryst and glass analyses of the climactic ejecta of Mount Mazama, Oregon Partition coefficients determined from phenocryst and glass analyses of the climactic ejecta of Mount Mazama, Oregon
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Authors
C. R. Bacon, Wes Hildreth, T. H. Druitt
Chemical analyses of rocks and glass separates from Crater Lake National Park and vicinity, Oregon Chemical analyses of rocks and glass separates from Crater Lake National Park and vicinity, Oregon
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P. E. Bruggman, C. R. Bacon, P. J. Aruscavage, R.W. Lerner, L.J. Schwarz, K. C. Stewart
Taking the pulse of Parkfield Taking the pulse of Parkfield
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Authors
R. A. Kerr
Earthquakes July-August 1986 Earthquakes July-August 1986
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Authors
Waverly J. Person
Drytilt stations on Mauna Loa and Hualalai volcanoes, Hawaii Drytilt stations on Mauna Loa and Hualalai volcanoes, Hawaii
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Authors
R.Y. Hanatani
Delving into faults and earthquake behavior Delving into faults and earthquake behavior
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Authors
R. A. Kerr
Flood power Flood power
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Hydraulics and basin morphometry of the largest flash floods in the conterminous United States Hydraulics and basin morphometry of the largest flash floods in the conterminous United States
The maximum rainfall-runoff floods measured by indirect methods in small basins (0.39-370 km2) in the conterminous United States are examined. This analysis identified twelve floods that were the largest ever measured. These floods all occurred in semiarid to arid areas. For eleven of the twelve largest rainfall-runoff floods measured in small basins by the slope-area method, values of...
Authors
J. E. Costa