DOI: 10.5821/dissertation-2117-376076
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Monitoring and analysis of soil-vegetation-atmosphere interactions at slope and catchment scale : Implications for mass-wasting in natural and man-made slopes

Abstract: Slope mass-wasting (SMW) due to shallow landslides or debris flows is one of the most important erosional processes in many mountainous regions together with surficial erosion by rainfall runoff. These erosive processes cause great socioeconomic and environmental impacts. SMW is affected by soil-vegetation-atmosphere (SVA) interactions and is mainly triggered by climatic actions such as rainfall. SVA interactions involve many factors (e.g. soil type, slope topography, slope hydrological conditions and cover (e… Show more

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