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Hillslope width and upslope contributing area at the point x

Hillslope width and upslope contributing area at the point x

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Fig. 2. Convergent headwall example (Photo: Venice Goetz, DNR, 1995)
Fig. 3. A sloping hillslope with subsurface flow
Fig. 4. Hillslope width and upslope contributing area at the point x
Fig. 5. The representation of complex hillslopes (After Hilbert et al.,...
Fig. 11 Averaged stability factor of the complex hillslopes
Shallow Landslide Modeling in Complex Hillslope by Using TOPMODEL and SINMAP Models
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Every year many watershed hillslopes are displaced by landslides resulting from deforestation or rainfall-induced saturation. This destruction can lead to extensive loss of life and property damage if it occurs in the vicinity of roads or buildings. The intensity of landslides depends on the degree of saturation influenced by infiltration, hillslop...
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