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http://dx.doi.org/10.14481/jkges.2015.16.3.49

Characterization of Debris Flow at Various Topographical Division Sizes  

Jin, Hyunwoo (Department of Civil Engineering, Sangji University)
Hwang, Youngcheol (Department of Civil Engineering, Sangji University)
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Journal of the Korean GEO-environmental Society / v.16, no.3, 2015 , pp. 49-55 More about this Journal
Abstract
The rainfall pattern, rainfall intensity as well as topographical conditions used for the analysis of debris flow affect, in general, the magnitude of debris flow and flow velocity, when debris flow occurs. The consideration of topographical conditions implies that the topography is equally divided into grids and the slope of inside the grid is computed as an average, leading to, in turn, obtain the closer results to the reality as the grid is smaller in the case of the severely bended topography. Although the size of grid should be as small as possible so as for more accurate analysis of debris flow, the analysis of debris flow has been so far conducted by using sparsely divided grids due to the limitation of analysis algorithm, computational ability and running time. So, it is necessary to suggest an appropriate grid size for the practical approaches. Therefore, this study presents the evaluation of the effect of the size of a grid on the debris flow besides the factors which referred to the previous studies such as accumulated rainfall, rainfall intensity and rainfall duration time. From this, it enables to suggest a rational and practical grid size for topography to be divided.
Keywords
Debris flow; Grid size; Rainfall pattern;
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