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WEBDec 25, 2018 · In this study, we attempted to take the post-fire debris flow that occurred in Montecito, California, USA as a case study to develop the occurrence probability of post …
- Author: Yifei Cui, Deqiang Cheng, Dave Chan
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- Publish Year: 2018
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Investigation of Post-Fire Debris Flows in Montecito
WEBDec 25, 2018 · An occurrence probability model of post-fire debris flow based on HI, short-duration heavy rainfall, and burn severity was …
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WEBAn occurrence probability model of post-fire debris flow based on HI, short-duration heavy rainfall, and burn severity was developed by using a logistic regression model in post- …
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Investigation of Post-Fire Debris Flows in Montecito
Debris flows in a burned area, post-fire debris flows, are considered as one of the most dangerous geo-hazards due to their high velocity, long run-out distance, and huge destruction to infrastructures. The rainfall threshold to trigger such hazards
Author: Yifei Cui, Deqi…
Published: 2018/12/25
DOI: 10.3390/ijgi8010005
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Post-Wildfire Debris Flows in Montecito, California (USA): A Case Study and Empirically Based Debris Volume Estimation
Wildfires have a strong influence on various geotechnical and hydraulic properties of soils and sediments, which may become more vulnerable to landslides or debris flows. In the present study, a case investigation of the 2018 post-wildfire debris
Author: Diwakar K C
Published: 2023/05/15
DOI: 10.3390/geotechn…
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UAVSAR and Optical Analysis of the Thomas Fire Scar and Montecito Debris Flows: Case Study of Methods for Disaster Response Using Remote Sensing Products
We use the 2017 Thomas fire and ensuing Montecito debris flow as a case study to demonstrate how application of various interferometric synthetic aperture radar postprocessing techniques can be used to highlight the fire scar and major damage areas
Author: Andrea Donnel…
Published: 20 June 2018
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WEBIn this paper, the debris flow that occurred in Montecito, California, USA, and was affected by the Thomas Fire was used as a case study. Five major watersheds were …
- Author: Yifei Cui, Deqiang Cheng, Dave Chan
- Publish Year: 2018
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Investigation of Post-Fire Debris Flows in Montecito
WEBThe hypsometric integral (HI) and short-duration rainfall records of the watersheds around Montecito when the post-fire debris flows occurred were analyzed. Steep terrain, …
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WEB- "Investigation of Post-Fire Debris Flows in Montecito" Figure 1. Disaster photos in which the areas affected by the debris flows are circled with yellow lines.
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What did USGS geologists do After Montecito fire?
USGS geologists join team to provide science support following Montecito post-fire debris-flow event. Days after fatal debris flows devastated Southern California’s Montecito community, a team of U.S. Geological Survey geologists joined county, state, and federal partners to survey and evaluate the aftermath.
USGS Geologists Study Debris-Flow Aftermath in Montecito
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How do USGS geologists support Montecito post-fire debris-flow?
A team of USGS geologists provide science support following Montecito post-fire debris-flow event. Donyelle K. Davis, (Public domain) Based on the information the group collects from the area, they can estimate the velocity and other dynamics of the flow to better understand and forecast how similar events might behave in the future.
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Will Montecito be affected by the Thomas Fire?
“The burst of rain that triggered the debris flows was more than three times greater than the design storm that was used to create the maps.” According to the maps, the Montecito area, as well as other parts of the Thomas Fire, may remain susceptible to flooding and debris for the next two years.
USGS Geologists Study Debris-Flow Aftermath in Montecito
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How much rain did Montecito get after a fire?
Weeks after the fire, which destroyed thousands of structures, heavy rainfall eroded the burned areas — saturating the Montecito community with between 3-5 inches of rain. Areas of steep topography subjected to intense rainfall, following a large fire, are particularly susceptible to damaging debris-flow episodes.
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Post-Wildfire Debris Flows in Montecito, California …
WEBMar 31, 2023 · In the present study, a case investigation of the 2018 post-wildfire debris flows in Montecito, California, USA, was conducted, with a focus on the wildfire-affected areas and debris volume estimation.
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Investigation of post-fire debris flows in Montecito
WEBDebris flows in a burned area, post-fire debris flows, are considered as one of the most dangerous geo-hazards due to their high velocity, long run-out distance, and huge …
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WEBMay 15, 2023 · In the present study, a case investigation of the 2018 post-wildfire debris flows in Montecito, California, USA, was conducted, with a focus on the wildfire-affected areas and debris volume...
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WEBAfter the wildfire, the USGS completed a Post-Fire Debris-Flow hazard assessment to determine debris-flow susceptibility. The hazard assessment uses information on burn severity, topography, and soil …
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