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1. Velocity and Volume Fraction Measurements of Granular Flows in a Steep Flume L. Sarno et al.
2. Towards viscous debris flow simulation using DualSPHysics v5.2: internal behaviour of viscous flows and mixtures S. Lapillonne et al.
3. Field monitoring of pore water pressure in fully and partly saturated debris flows at Ohya landslide scar, Japan S. Oya et al.
4. Gloria storm effects on the coastal boulders East of Minorca (Balearic Islands) F. Roig-Munar et al.
5. Debris-flow monitoring and warning: Review and examples M. Hürlimann et al.
6. Debris flow detection and velocity estimation using deep convolutional neural network and image processing M. Pham & Y. Kim
7. Assessment of Land Degradation in Northern Oman Using Geospatial Techniques M. Hereher & A. El-Kenawy
8. Analysis of the Impact Area of the 2022 El Tejado Ravine Mudflow (Quito, Ecuador) from the Sedimentological and the Published Multimedia Documents Approach L. Troncoso et al.
9. Real-time debris flow monitoring and automated warning system K. Liu & S. Wei
10. Flow resistance variability in debris flows: evaluating equations, critical stress, and scaling from high-resolution field data T. Schöffl et al.
11. Stereo-imaging LSPIV (SI-LSPIV) for 3D water surface reconstruction and discharge measurement in mountain river flows W. Li et al.
12. A simple method to evaluate the performance of an intercept dam for debris-flow mitigation W. Liu et al.
13. Adaptation of MEDALUS method for the analysis depicting desertification in Oued Labiod valley (Eastern Algeria) R. Bouhata & A. Bensekhria
14. Enhancing LSPIV accuracy in low-speed flows and heterogeneous seeding conditions using image gradient L. Massó et al.
15. Measurements of Velocity Profiles in Natural Debris Flows: A View behind the Muddy Curtain G. Nagl et al.
16. Intermittent viscous debris flow formation in Jiangjia Gully from the perspectives of hydrological processes and material supply X. Guo et al.
17. A long-term dataset of debris-flow and hydrometeorological observations from 1961 to 2024 in Jiangjia Ravine, China L. Wei et al.
18. Seismic Characterization of Debris Flows: Insights into Energy Radiation and Implications for Warning V. Coviello et al.
19. Environmental Data Acquisition, Elaboration and Integration: Preliminary Application to a Vulnerable Mountain Landscape and Village (Novalesa, NW Italy) M. Lega et al.
20. Influence of ground freezing on debris flow and slush avalanche mobility in a cold mountain region: Mt. Fuji, Japan F. Imaizumi et al.
21. UAVs for Hydrologic Scopes: Application of a Low-Cost UAV to Estimate Surface Water Velocity by Using Three Different Image-Based Methods P. Koutalakis et al.
22. A new method for detailed discharge and volume measurements of debris flows based on high-frequency 3D LiDAR point clouds; Illgraben, Switzerland R. Spielmann & J. Aaron
23. The Influence of Gravel Particle Diameter and Slope Angle on a Rockfall–Cushion Layer Collision S. Duan et al.
24. A simple and general methodology to calibrate seismic instruments for debris flow quantification: application to Cotopaxi and Tungurahua volcanoes (Ecuador) S. Andrade et al.
25. PIV analysis of flow-type landslides under suboptimal image conditions A. Zuccarini et al.
26. Enhancing the Monitoring Protocols of Intermittent Flow Rivers with UAV-Based Optical Methods to Estimate the River Flow and Evaluate Their Environmental Status P. Koutalakis et al.
27. Experimental study on the hydraulic characteristics of tailings dams through large-scale particle velocimetry Z. Duan et al.
28. Model test study on natural frequency evolution and early warning of reservoir landslides under water level fluctuations Z. Wu et al.
29. Application of Image Technique to Obtain Surface Velocity and Bed Elevation in Open-Channel Flow Y. Lin et al.
30. On (in)validating environmental models. 2. Implementation of a Turing‐like test to modelling hydrological processes K. Beven et al.
31. Real-scale measurements of debris-flow run-ups G. Nagl et al.
32. Steep Bedload‐Laden Flows: Near Critical? G. Piton & A. Recking
33. High‐Frequency 3D LiDAR Measurements of a Debris Flow: A Novel Method to Investigate the Dynamics of Full‐Scale Events in the Field J. Aaron et al.
34. Three Recent and Lesser-Known Glacier-Related Flood Mechanisms in High Mountain Environments A. Byers et al.
35. Debris flow velocity and volume estimations based on seismic data A. Schimmel et al.
36. Volume, Peak discharges and Froude Number of Debris-Flow Surges: 10 Years of Monitoring on the Réal Torrent (France) S. Lapillonne et al.
37. Temporal changes in the debris flow threshold under the effects of ground freezing and sediment storage on Mt. Fuji F. Imaizumi et al.
38. Debris-flow surges of a very active alpine torrent: a field database S. Lapillonne et al.
39. Development of a three-axis accelerometer and large-scale particle image velocimetry (LSPIV) to enhance surface velocity measurements in rivers W. Liu & W. Huang
40. Combining Instrumental Monitoring and High-Resolution Topography for Estimating Sediment Yield in a Debris-Flow Catchment V. Coviello et al.
41. Geomorphology and initiation mechanisms of the 2020 Haines, Alaska landslide M. Darrow et al.
42. A Perspective of Surge Dynamics in Natural Debris Flows Through Pulse‐Doppler Radar Observations T. Schöffl et al.