Schneuwly-Bollschweiler, Michelle:Dating Torrential Processes on Fans and Cones / Methods and Their Application for Hazard and Risk Assessment / Michelle Schneuwly-Bollschweiler (u. a.) / Buch / Advances in Global Change Research
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[ED: Gebunden], [PU: Springer Netherland], A comprehensive overview of dating methods for flows and floods on fans and conesProvides a detailed practical checklist for field analysisInclu… Mehr…
[ED: Gebunden], [PU: Springer Netherland], A comprehensive overview of dating methods for flows and floods on fans and conesProvides a detailed practical checklist for field analysisIncludes assessment of the benefits, limitations and costs of various methodsIllustrates the importance of historical data on past events for hazards and risk assessmentProvides a detailed practical checklist for field analysisIncludes assessment of the benefits, limitations and costs of various methodsIllustrates the importance of historical data on past events for hazards and risk assessmentIncludes assessment of the benefits, limitations and costs of various methodsIllustrates the importance of historical data on past events for hazards and risk assessmentIllustrates the importance of historical data on past events for hazards and risk assessment1. Dating Past Events on Fans and Cones ? An Introduction2. Processes of Sediment Supply to Alluvial Fans and Debris Cones3. Susceptibility and Triggers for Debris Flows: Emergence, Loading, Release and Entrainment4. Sediment Transport Processes5. Debris-Flow Runout and Deposition on the Fan6. Events on Fans and Cones: Recurrence Interval and Magnitude7. Silent Witnesses For Torrential Processes8. Assessment of Past Torrential Events Through Historical Sources9. The Use of Airborne Laser Swath Mapping on Fans And Cones: An Example from the Colorado Front Range10. Dendrogeomorphology ? Tracking Past Events with Tree Rings11. Tree-Ring Based Record of Debris-Flow Dynamics and Triggering Rain Storms at Ritigraben (Swiss Alps) Since AD 157012. Vegetation Analysis on Composite Debris Cones13. Using Age of Colonizing Douglas-Fir for the Dating of Young Geomorphic Surfaces ? A Case Study14. Lichenometric Dating of Debris Avalanche Deposits with an Example from the French Alps15. Lake Sediments as Archives of Recurrence Rates and Intensities of Past Flood Events16. Dating Fan Deposits with Cosmogenic Nuclides17. Radiocarbon Dating: Alluvial Fan / Debris Cone Evolution and Hazards18. Luminescence Dating of Alluvial Fans and Cones19. Timing The Interface Between Mass Wasting and Fluvial Processes with OSL20. Debris-Flow Monitoring in Italy21. Documentation of Torrential Events22. Rainfall Thresholds for Possible Occurrence of Shallow Landslides and Debris Flows in Italy23. Hazard Assessment24. Dealing With Natural Hazard Risks In Switzerland ? The Influence Of Hazard Mapping On Risk-Based Decision Making 25. Hazard Mapping and Land-Use Planning ? A Swiss Perspective7. Silent Witnesses For Torrential Processes8. Assessment of Past Torrential Events Through Historical Sources9. The Use of Airborne Laser Swath Mapping on Fans And Cones: An Example from the Colorado Front Range10. Dendrogeomorphology ? Tracking Past Events with Tree Rings11. Tree-Ring Based Record of Debris-Flow Dynamics and Triggering Rain Storms at Ritigraben (Swiss Alps) Since AD 157012. Vegetation Analysis on Composite Debris Cones13. Using Age of Colonizing Douglas-Fir for the Dating of Young Geomorphic Surfaces ? A Case Study14. Lichenometric Dating of Debris Avalanche Deposits with an Example from the French Alps15. Lake Sediments as Archives of Recurrence Rates and Intensities of Past Flood Events16. Dating Fan Deposits with Cosmogenic Nuclides 17. Radiocarbon Dating: Alluvial Fan / Debris Cone Evolution and Hazards18. Luminescence Dating of Alluvial Fans and Cones19. Timing The Interface Between Mass Wasting and Fluvial Processes with OSL20. Debris-Flow Monitoring in Italy21. Documentation of Torrential Events22. Rainfall Thresholds for Possible Occurrence of Shallow Landslides and Debris Flows in Italy23. Hazard Assessment24. Dealing With Natural Hazard Risks In Switzerland ? The Influence Of Hazard Mapping On Risk-Based Decision Making25. Hazard Mapping and Land-Use Planning ? A Swiss Perspective26. Design Criteria for Torrential Barriers27. Forecasting, Early Warning and Event Management: Non-Structural Protection Measures for Flash Floods and Debris Flows28. Climate Research and Adaptation Strategies ? Examples from the European Alps29. Dating Methods Overview: Checklist for Practitioners30. Summary and OutlookWater-related processes such as floods, debris floods, flash floods, and debris flows represent major geomorphic hazards in mountain areas of the world. Recent decades have seen human pressures on these regions increase, aggravating conflicts between natural hazards and infrastructure. Detailed knowledge on frequency and magnitude of past flood or debris-flow events on alluvial fans and cones remains scarce, although it is widely accepted that such knowledge is of crucial importance for the assessment of hazards, mitigation of risks, and land-use planning. Archival records on the occurrence of past events are often fragmentary or even completely missing. Modern methods of historical dating of past debris-flow and flood events such as dendrochronology, radiocarbon dating, lichenometry and many more can provide valuable insights into past process activity and thus add key detail to the historical record.This book provides a detailed overview on methods used for the dating of past torrential activity on fans and cones and fosters the discussion on the impact of past and potential future climate change on torrential processes. The book has a clear focus on the practical applications of these methods, complemented by case studies. The limits of each dating method in case of excessive natural and human interventions on fans and cones are shown.From the reviews:"The book contributes to fill the gap between scientists and engineers and planers by providing a detailed overview on methods for the dating of historical events and by fostering the discussion on the impact of past and potential future climatic changes on torrential processes. ... an excellent book, which will help researchers, as well as engineers and planers to understand the complex processes of torrents in the Alpine realm. This publication will be a useful guide in the daily challenges of hazard and risk assessment." (Thomas Hofmann, Jahrbuch der Geologischen Bundesanstalt, Vol. 152 (1-4), December, 2012)This book provides a detailed overview on methods used for the dating of past torrential activity on fans and cones and fosters the discussion on the impact of past and potential future climate change on torrential processes. The limits of each dating method in case of excessive natural and human interventions on fans and cones are shown.Water-related processes represent major geomorphic hazards in most mountain areas of the world. This book reviews methods for the dating of historical events and examines the impact of past and potential future climate change on torrential processes.Water-related processes such as floods, debris floods, flash floods, and debris flows represent major geomorphic hazards in mountain areas of the world. Recent decades have seen human pressures on these regions increase, aggravating conflicts between natural hazards and infrastructure. Detailed knowledge on frequency and magnitude of past flood or debris-flow events on alluvial fans and cones remains scarce, although it is widely accepted that such knowledge is of crucial importance for the assessment of hazards, mitigation of risks, and land-use planning. Archival records on the occurrence of past events are often fragmentary or even completely missing. Modern methods of historical dating of past debris-flow and flood events such as dendrochronology, radiocarbon dating, lichenometry and many more can provide valuable insights into past process activity and thus add key detail to the historical record.This book provides a detailed overview on methods used for the dating of past torrential activity on fans and cones and fosters the discussion on the impact of past and potential future climate change on torrential processes. The book has a clear focus on the practical applications of these methods, complemented by case studies. The limits of each dating method in case of excessive natural and human interventions on fans and cones are shown.1. Dating Past Events on Fans and Cones - An Introduction2. Processes of Sediment Supply to Alluvial Fans and Debris Cones3. Susceptibility and Triggers for Debris Flows: Emergence, Loading, Release and Entrainment4. Sediment Transport Processes5. Debris-Flow Runout and Deposition on the Fan6. Events on Fans and Cones: Recurrence Interval and Magnitude7. Silent Witnesses For Torrential Processes8. Assessment of Past Torrential Events Through Historical Sources9. The Use of Airborne Laser Swath Mapping on Fans And Cones: An Example from the Colorado Front Range10. Dendrogeomorphology - Tracking Past Events with Tree Rings11. Tree-Ring Based Record of Debris-Flow Dynamics and Triggering Rain Storms at Ritigraben (Swiss Alps) Since AD 157012. Vegetation Analysis on Composite Debris Cones13. Using Age of Colonizing Douglas-Fir for the Dating of Young Geomorphic Surfaces - A Case Study14. Lichenometric Dating of Debris Avalanche Deposits with an Example from the French Alps15. Lake Sediments as Archives of Recurrence Rates and Intensities of Past Flood Events16. Dating Fan Deposits with Cosmogenic Nuclides17. Radiocarbon Dating: Alluvial Fan / Debris Cone Evolution and Hazards18. Luminescence Dating of Alluvial Fans and Cones19. Timing The Interface Between Mass Wasting and Fluvial Processes with OSL20. Debris-Flow Monitoring in Italy21. Documentation of Torrential Events22. Rainfall Thresholds for Possible Occurrence of Shallow Landslides and Debris Flows in Italy23. Hazard Assessment24. Dealing With Natural Hazard Risks In Switzerland - The Influence Of Hazard Mapping On Risk-Based Decision Making 25. Hazard Mapping and Land-Use Planning - A Swiss Perspective7. Silent Witnesses For Torrential Processes8. Assessment of Past Torrential Events Through Historical Sources9. The Use of Airborne Laser Swath Mapping on Fans And Cones: An Example from the Colorado Front Range10. Dendrogeomorphology - Tracking Past Events with Tree Rings11. Tree-Ring Based Record of Debris-Flow Dynamics and Triggering Rain Storms at Ritigraben (Swiss Alps) Since AD 157012. Vegetation Analysis on Composite Debris Cones13. Using Age of Colonizing Douglas-Fir for the Dating of Young Geomorphic Surfaces - A Case Study14. Lichenometric Dating of Debris Avalanche Deposits with an Example from the French Alps15. Lake Sediments as Archives of Recurrence Rates and Intensities of Past Flood Events16. Dating Fan Deposits with Cosmogenic Nuclides 17. Radiocarbon Dating: Alluvial Fan / Debris Cone Evolution and Hazards18. Luminescence Dating of Alluvial Fans and Cones19. Timing The Interface Between Mass Wasting and Fluvial Processes with OSL20. Debris-Flow Monitoring in Italy21. Documentation of Torrential Events22. Rainfall Thresholds for Possible Occurrence of Shallow Landslides and Debris Flows in Italy23. Hazard Assessment24. Dealing With Natural Hazard Risks In Switzerland - The Influence Of Hazard Mapping On Risk-Based Decision Making25. Hazard Mapping and Land-Use Planning - A Swiss Perspective26. Design Criteria for Torrential Barriers27. Forecasting, Early Warning and Event Management: Non-Structural Protection Measures for Flash Floods and Debris Flows28. Climate Research and Adaptation Strategies - Examples from the European Alps29. Dating Methods Overview: Checklist for Practitioners30. Summary and OutlookFrom the reviews:"The book contributes to fill the gap between scientists and engineers and planers by providing a detailed overview on methods for the dating of historical events and by fostering the discussion on the impact of past and potential future climatic changes on torrential processes. ... an excellent book, which will help researchers, as well as engineers and planers to understand the complex processes of torrents in the Alpine realm. This publication will be a useful guide in the daily challenges of hazard and risk assessment." (Thomas Hofmann, Jahrbuch der Geologi, DE, Neuware, gewerbliches Angebot, 423, [GW: 846g], Banküberweisung, PayPal, Sofortüberweisung<