Invited lecture: Flash Flood in a Mountain Stream with Pulsed Sediment Input Following an Earthquake

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Following the "May 12, 2008" Wenchuan earthquake, landslides and debris flows have occurred more frequently than before in the earthquake-hit mountain area of southwest Chinas Sichuan Province.
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