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81. Integrating field measurements, a geomorphological map and stochastic modelling to estimate the spatially distributed rockfall sediment budget of the Upper Kaunertal, Austrian Central Alps T. Heckmann et al.
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86. How is rockfall risk impacted by land-use and land-cover changes? Insights from the French Alps M. Farvacque et al.
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88. Assessing rockfall susceptibility in steep and overhanging slopes using three-dimensional analysis of failure mechanisms B. Matasci et al.
89. Quantitative risk assessment in a rockfall-prone area: the case study of the Crolles municipality (Massif de la Chartreuse, French Alps) M. Farvacque et al.
90. Spatiotemporal visibility characteristics impacted by forest and land fire over airports in sumatera and borneo Island, Indonesia H. Ismanto et al.
91. Empirical assessment of rockfall and debris flow risk along the Karakoram Highway, Pakistan S. Ali et al.
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93. Impacts of land-use and land-cover changes on rockfall propagation: Insights from the Grenoble conurbation J. Lopez-Saez et al.
94. From rockfall source area identification to susceptibility zonation: a proposed workflow tested on El Hierro (Canary Islands, Spain) R. Sarro et al.
95. Evaluation of rockfall hazard based on UAV technology and 3D Rockfall Simulations M. Utlu et al.
96. Modeling rockfall frequency and bounce height from three-dimensional simulation process models and growth disturbances in submontane broadleaved trees C. Corona et al.
97. Empirical quantification of rockfall propagation probability: Robust determination of an appropriate topographic descriptor M. Peruzzetto et al.
98. Dating of rockfall damage in trees yields insights into meteorological triggers of process activity in the French Alps R. Mainieri et al.
99. Emergent characteristics of rockfall inventories captured at a regional scale J. Benjamin et al.
100. A near‐real‐time model for estimating probability of road obstruction due to earthquake‐triggered landslides B. Wilson et al.
101. UAV-Based Evaluation of Rockfall Hazard in the Cultural Heritage Area of Kipinas Monastery, Greece I. Konstantinidis et al.
102. Geo‐hydro‐mechanics for quantitative landslide hazard assessment (QHA) F. COTECCHIA et al.
103. Using climber's guidebooks to assess rock fall patterns over large spatial and decadal temporal scales: an example from the swiss alps A. Temme
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