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1. Sensitivity of Clay Suspension Rheological Properties to pH, Temperature, Salinity, and Smectite‐Quartz Ratio J. Kameda & T. Morisaki
2. Comparing thixotropic and Herschel–Bulkley parameterizations for continuum models of avalanches and subaqueous debris flows C. Jeon & B. Hodges
3. Obtaining flow curve for viscoplastic fluids through inclined open-channel apparatus Y. Sáo et al.
4. Evaluation of Debris Flows for Flood Plain Estimation in a Small Ungauged Tropical Watershed for Hurricane Otto S. Fallas Salazar & A. Rojas González
5. Evaluation Methodology of Laminar-Turbulent Flow State for Fluidized Material with Special Reference to Submarine Landslide X. Guo et al.
6. Quantification of rheological parameters in deep‐sea mining plumes X. Liu et al.
7. A simplified analytical model for run-out prediction of flow slides in municipal solid waste landfills Y. Huang & H. Cheng
8. Spatio-temporal evolution of mass wasting after the 2008 Mw 7.9 Wenchuan earthquake revealed by a detailed multi-temporal inventory X. Fan et al.
9. A laboratory experience on the effect of grains concentration and coarse sediment on the rheology of natural debris-flows A. Pellegrino & L. Schippa
10. Effects of gradation on sandy debris flow behavior Z. Ye et al.
11. Grain-Size Analysis of Debris Flow Alluvial Fans in Panxi Area along Jinsha River, China W. Zhang et al.
12. Multidisciplinary Study of Mud Emissions Following the 2016 Norcia Earthquake P. Del Gaudio et al.
13. Viewing Earth’s surface as a soft-matter landscape D. Jerolmack & K. Daniels
14. A simplified depth-averaged debris flow model with Herschel-Bulkley rheology for tracking density evolution: a finite volume formulation D. Kang et al.
15. How debris‐flow composition affects bed erosion quantity and mechanisms: An experimental assessment L. Roelofs et al.
16. GPU-accelerated SPH modeling of flow-driven sediment erosion with different rheological models and yield criteria Y. Mao et al.
17. Study on two-phase dynamic behaviours within non-homogeneous debris flow A. Shu et al.
18. Low-Temperature Rheological Behavior of Submarine Mudflows X. Guo et al.
19. Large historical eruptions at subaerial mud volcanoes, Italy M. Manga & M. Bonini
20. Rheological properties of halloysite soil slurry: a case study of weathered tephra involved in a shallow landslide triggered by the 2018 Eastern Iburi earthquake in Hokkaido, Japan J. Kameda
21. Application of Sensitivity Analysis for Process Model Calibration of Natural Hazards C. Chow et al.
22. Analysis of Factors Affecting the Rheological Properties of Muddy Flow and Their Measurement Method J. Ryou et al.
23. Suction Stress of Soil Slurry L. Gou et al.
24. On the rheological characterisation of liquefied sands through the dam‐breaking test G. Della Vecchia et al.
25. Outlining a stepwise, multi-parameter debris flow monitoring and warning system: an example of application in Aizi Valley, China N. Chen et al.
26. On the propagation of viscous gravity currents of non-Newtonian fluids in channels with varying cross section and inclination S. Longo et al.
27. Modeling the effect of sediment concentration on the flow-like behavior of natural debris flow L. Schippa
28. Influence of micromorphology and water content on the rheological properties and performance evaluation model of loess mudflow D. Wang et al.
29. Rheological properties of loose sands subjected to upward flow H. Kang & Y. Kim
30. Physical modelling to map the rheological and morphological dynamics along with entrainment mechanics of debris flow: a comprehensive review of the state of the art M. Bilal & R. Kumar
31. Rheological properties of composite serpentine-brucite suspensions: Implications for mudflow behavior on forearc seamounts J. Kameda & K. Hirauchi
32. Rheological Characteristics and Debris Flow Simulation of Waste Materials . Jeong
33. Numerical Investigation of the Landslide Cover Thickness Effect on the Drag Forces Acting on Submarine Pipelines X. Guo et al.
34. Effect of clay fraction and water content on rheological properties of sand–clay mixtures V. Nguyen et al.
35. Numerical Simulation of Rainfall-Induced Debris Flows Triggered by Cyclone Yaku 2023 in Chasquitambo, Peru H. Flores et al.
36. Solid–fluid phase transition characteristics of loess and its drag reduction mechanism D. Wang et al.
37. Rheological Characterization of Structural Stability for Black Soils from Northeast China J. Sun et al.
38. Rheological study of the effect of clay mineral composition on non-linear viscoelasticity Y. Shan et al.
39. Thermodynamically consistent modeling of granular-fluid mixtures incorporating pore pressure evolution and hypoplastic behavior J. Heß et al.
40. Interplay of rheology, deformation, and land use land cover in triggering cluster landslides: evidences from May 2022 landslides in Dima Hasao, Northeast India R. Sonowal et al.
41. Rheology of Natural Sediments and Its Influence on the Settling of Dropstones in Hemipelagic Marine Sediment E. Knappe et al.
42. Influence of rheological characteristics on the fluidization catastrophe of tailings flows D. Wang et al.
43. Rheology of debris flows: Insights from experiments with coarse‐grained matrix T. Yang et al.
44. Fluidized landslides triggered by the liquefaction of subsurface volcanic deposits during the 2018 Iburi–Tobu earthquake, Hokkaido J. Kameda et al.
45. Experimental Investigation on Rheological Behaviors of Bentonite- and CMC-Conditioned Sands Y. Yang et al.
46. The effect of particle size on the rheology of liquid‐solid mixtures with application to lava flows: Results from analogue experiments P. Del Gaudio et al.
47. Design and Application of an In Situ Test Device for Rheological Characteristic Measurements of Liquefied Submarine Sediments H. Zhang et al.
48. Rheological behavior of dredged slurries at high water contents G. Xu et al.