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18. Landslide Damming Threats Along the Jinsha River, China S. Xiao et al.
19. Evaluation of Dam Break Social Impact Assessments Based on an Improved Variable Fuzzy Set Model G. He et al.
20. Longitudinal evolution of landslide dam geometries during overtopping S. Takayama et al.
21. Using real-time abnormal hydrology observations to identify a river blockage event resulted from a natural dam S. Lee et al.
22. Stability analysis of landslide dams under surge action based on large-scale flume experiments M. Peng et al.
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25. Coupled Model of Variable Fuzzy Sets and the Analytic Hierarchy Process and its Application to the Social and Environmental Impact Evaluation of Dam Breaks G. He et al.
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27. Human vulnerability to quick shallow landslides along road: fleeing process and modeling S. Zhang & L. Zhang
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29. Numerical simulation of non-rigid landslide into reservoir with erodible sediment bed using SPH method S. Mobara et al.
30. Flume experimental study on the landslide dam breaching behavior with different spillway morphology S. Xiang et al.
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32. 3D numerical modeling using smoothed particle hydrodynamics of flow-like landslide propagation triggered by the 2008 Wenchuan earthquake Z. Dai et al.
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