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Geomorphological Hazards and Disaster Prevention
Vulnerability analysis in geomorphic risk assessment
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Gabi Hufschmidt
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Thomas Glade
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March 4 2010
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Cambridge University Press
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Book chapters
pp. 33
Mountain hazards
pp. 63
Landslide hazards
pp. 87
Landslides and climatic change
pp. 111
Flood hazards: the context of fluvial geomorphology
pp. 145
Weathering hazards
pp. 161
Hazards associated with karst
pp. 205
GIS for the assessment of risk from geomorphological hazards
pp. 233
Vulnerability analysis in geomorphic risk assessment
pp. 269
Geomorphology and disaster prevention
pp. 49
Review and future challenges in snow avalanche risk analysis
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