Clay Banks landslide monitoring equipment adjacent to the Nooksack River in Washington State.
Detailed Description
Clay Banks landslide monitoring equipment adjacent to the Nooksack River in Washington State. The power station and rainfall gage are pictured in the lower-center. Back-tilted trees atop landslide deposit in the center-right of the image rafted to their current location on a recent slide.
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Public Domain.
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Clay Banks East Landslide Monitoring Site Near Deming, WA
River-adjacent glacial terraces in western Washington State can produce large, highly mobile landslides. The Clay Banks monitoring site supports research on seasonal landslide activity in glacial terraces that are being eroded by rivers.
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Clay Banks East Landslide Monitoring Site Near Deming, WA
River-adjacent glacial terraces in western Washington State can produce large, highly mobile landslides. The Clay Banks monitoring site supports research on seasonal landslide activity in glacial terraces that are being eroded by rivers.