Alluvial Fan Flooding

National Research Council (U.S.), Committee on Alluvial Fan Flooding. (1996). Alluvial Fan Flooding. National Academy Press.

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Book

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Review or monograph

Year

1996

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• Alluvial Fan
  • . Hazard engineering — alluvial-fan flood-hazard mapping (FEMA AF maps), debris-flow hazard assessment, and avulsion risk for infrastructure sited on an unstable, channel-switching fan surface

    This sourceThe National Research Council study commissioned by FEMA to redefine alluvial fan flooding and set the criteria for delineating it, which separates the landform from the flow-path uncertainty (avulsion) that makes fan surfaces a distinct mapping problem.

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