LANDSLIP/DEBRIS FLOW IN BILSDALE, NORTH YORK MOORS, SEPTEMBER 1976.

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LANDSLIP/DEBRIS FLOW IN BILSDALE, NORTH YORK MOORS, SEPTEMBER 1976. / Beven, Keith; Lawson, Andrew; McDonald, Adrian.
In: Earth Surf Processes, Vol. 3, No. 4, 1978, p. 407-419.

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Harvard

Beven, K, Lawson, A & McDonald, A 1978, 'LANDSLIP/DEBRIS FLOW IN BILSDALE, NORTH YORK MOORS, SEPTEMBER 1976.', Earth Surf Processes, vol. 3, no. 4, pp. 407-419.

APA

Beven, K., Lawson, A., & McDonald, A. (1978). LANDSLIP/DEBRIS FLOW IN BILSDALE, NORTH YORK MOORS, SEPTEMBER 1976. Earth Surf Processes, 3(4), 407-419.

Vancouver

Beven K, Lawson A, McDonald A. LANDSLIP/DEBRIS FLOW IN BILSDALE, NORTH YORK MOORS, SEPTEMBER 1976. Earth Surf Processes. 1978;3(4):407-419.

Author

Beven, Keith ; Lawson, Andrew ; McDonald, Adrian. / LANDSLIP/DEBRIS FLOW IN BILSDALE, NORTH YORK MOORS, SEPTEMBER 1976. In: Earth Surf Processes. 1978 ; Vol. 3, No. 4. pp. 407-419.

Bibtex

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title = "LANDSLIP/DEBRIS FLOW IN BILSDALE, NORTH YORK MOORS, SEPTEMBER 1976.",

abstract = "The conditions prior to and the site and results of a debris flow are described. Baseline data collected after this extreme event are outlined. Similarities between antecedent conditions of this flow and others reported in the literature are noted. From the field evidence comment is made on the mobile nature of the flow which may be analogous to spontaneous liquefaction in sands.",

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RIS

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