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Landslide Mobility in Central America: Modelling Volcanic Debris Avalanches and Volcanic Debris Flows

K.H. Tiedemann

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The statistical analysis of landslides from comparablegeological areas can provide information which is usefulfor both the prediction of future landslide events and for themitigation of hazards related to these future landslideevents.

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The statistical analysis of landslides from comparablegeological areas can provide information which is usefulfor both the prediction of future landslide events and for themitigation of hazards related to these future landslideevents.

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The statistical analysis of landslides from comparablegeological areas can provide information which is usefulfor both the prediction of future landslide events and for themitigation of hazards related to these future landslideevents.

Key concepts: Landslide, Debris, Volcano, Geology, Debris flow, Statistical analysis, Geomorphology, Seismology

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