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Prediction of landslide movements caused by climate change : Modelling the behaviour of a mean elevation large slide in the Alps and assessing its uncertainties

Laurent Tacher, Christophe Bonnard
2008
Conference Papers

Abstract

The consideration of predicted climate change conditions in the hydrogeological and geomechanical modelling of a large landslide allows the assessment of its future behaviour in case of crisis. This application shows that the predictions are not necessarily pessimistic, despite of the uncertainties of the needed assumptions.

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