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One of the largest known megafloods due to glacier dam-break is that occurred during Late Quaternary in Altai Mountains, Southern Siberia.
2D Modelling of Megaflood due to Glacier Dam-break in Altai Mountains, Southern Siberia
【摘 要】
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One of the largest known megafloods due to glacier dam-break is that occurred during Late Quaternary in Altai Mountains, Southern Siberia.
【出 处】
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35th IAHR World Congress(第三十五届国际水利学大会)
【发表日期】
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2013年2期
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