Serguei Yerokhin, V V Zaginayev
Abstract
In recent years, the number of mudflow- and flood-related accidents has increased. For people living in highland areas and near mountain river beds, mudflows pose a great threat. More exact and reliable prediction requires thorough study of mudflow processes. This article contains analysis of a lithological aspect of mudflow.
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In recent years, the number of mudflow- and flood-related accidents has increased. For people living in highland areas and near mountain river beds, mudflows pose a great threat. More exact and reliable prediction requires thorough study of mudflow processes. This article contains analysis of a lithological aspect of mudflow.
Key concepts: Mudflow, Geology, Flood myth, Lithology, Earth science, Geomorphology, Geochemistry, Archaeology