Títol
Monitoring of fast moving landslides in the Pyrenees
Autor/s
Mavrouli, Olga Cristina; Copons Llorens, Ramon; et al.,
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2016
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3
Tesi universitat lectura
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Universitat de lectura
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Títol de la revista
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Pàgines
236-241
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Numero revista
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Idioma
Anglès
ISBN / ISSN
9789299007501
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Paraules clau
Cameras, Catchments, Debris, Rock Bursts, Ultrasonic Applications, Units Of Measurement, Video Cameras, Access Restriction, Debris Flood, Debris Flow Monitoring Systems, Debris Flows - Digital Photogrammetry, High Resolution Point Clouds, Monitoring System, Terrestrial Laser Scanners

Resum
(ENG) The paper presents the experience of two instrumented sites in the Pyrenees where debris flows and rock falls occur frequently. The first one is the debris-flow monitoring system in the Rebaixader catchment, Central Pyrenees, Spain, installed since summer 2009. It consists of sensors registering meteorological and infiltration data as well as geophones, radar, ultrasonic sensors and a video camera focusing on the detection and dynamics of the flows. 24 torrential flows (debris flows and debris floods) and also 5 block falls have been detected. The second site is a recently installed rockfall monitoring system at the Forat Negre couloir, in Andorra la Vella, Principality of Andorra. It consists of 5 geophones and a video camera. For the same area high resolution point clouds obtained by remote techniques such as digital photogrammetry and Terrestrial Laser Scanner additionally permit the assessment of rockfall volumes and geometry, overcoming access restrictions.