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Articles | Volume 13, issue 4
Articles | Volume 13, issue 4
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05 Aug 2025
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Use of simple analytical solutions in the calibration of shallow water equation debris flow models

Riccardo Bonomelli, Marco Pilotti, and Gabriele Farina

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Debris flows are fundamental components of the hazard in mountain regions, and numerical models must be used for the related risk computation. Most existing commercial software strongly conceptualizes the main characteristics of the flow, leading to an inevitable calibration process, which is time-consuming and difficult to accomplish. This contribution offers some physically based solutions to confine the calibration process and to better understand the implications of the selected choice.
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