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Study of Recent Small-Scale Landslides in Geologically Active Marine Areas Through Repeated Multibeam Surveys: Examples from the Southern Italy (Contributo in volume (capitolo o saggio))
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- Study of Recent Small-Scale Landslides in Geologically Active Marine Areas Through Repeated Multibeam Surveys: Examples from the Southern Italy (Contributo in volume (capitolo o saggio)) (literal)
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Casalbore D., Bosman A., Chiocci F.L. (2012)
Study of Recent Small-Scale Landslides in Geologically Active Marine Areas Through Repeated Multibeam Surveys: Examples from the Southern Italy
in SUBMARINE MASS MOVEMENTS AND THEIR CONSEQUENCES, 2012
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- Study of Recent Small-Scale Landslides in Geologically Active Marine Areas Through Repeated Multibeam Surveys: Examples from the Southern Italy (literal)
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- Yamada, Y; Kawamura, K; Ikehara, K; Ogawa, Y; Urgeles, R; Mosher, D; Chaytor, J; Strasser, M (literal)
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- Repeat multibeam surveys are used to investigate recent submarine landslides in three different areas on southern Italy, i.e. Stromboli, Southern Messina Strait and Puma Alice. High-resolution Digital Terrain Models (DTMs) depict the morphology of mass-wasting events, while residual maps of the difference between successive bathymetric surveys indicate failure volumes ranging from tens of thousands to millions of cubic meters. A tentative estimate of recurrence time for the slope failures was based on chronological constraints and historical reports, and gave values ranging from tens to hundreds of years. Characterizing mass-wasting events and their recurrence time is a necessary step for geo-hazard assessment of densely populated coastal areas. (literal)
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