“Efficient Debris-flow Simulation for Steep Terrain Erosion”
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- Efficient Debris-flow Simulation for Steep Terrain Erosion
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Debris flows ? flowing mixtures of mud and rock triggered by extreme climatic events ? have a strong erosive effect, especially on steep slopes. We propose a new formulation and GPU algorithm for the unified modeling of fluvial and debris flow erosion, demonstrating distinct erosion and deposition patterns.
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