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Storm-Induced Geologic Hazards: Case Histories from the 1992-1993 Winter in Southern California and Arizona
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edited by James E. Slosson
Robert A. Larson
Year Published: 1997
Publication Type: Hardbound
Total Pages: 132
ISBN: 0813741114
Product Code: REG011
A multidisciplinary volume of case histories presenting the work of professionals who investigated catastrophic damage caused by the 1992-1993 winter storms in southern California and Arizona. Papers in this volume discuss topics such as: why severe winter storms occur and how the resulting floods fit into the context of the geological record; flood-damaged infrastructure development and mining operations in river channels; storm damage to four counties in southern California; ground settlement intensified by rising ground water caused by infiltrating rain, and the subsequent litigation; warning the public of imminent debris-flow hazards and how to set the moisture and rainfall thresholds that must be reached to issue a warning; and major infiltrating-rainfall-activated landslides that damaged homes in southern California. The release of this volume marks the 50th anniversary year of the Engineering Geology Division.