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On the sea cliffs, a landslide occurs in case of heavy rains, the sea sinks and erodes the banks.  the embankment being higher than the tide creates a cave.  then the upper part, which has not been eroded by the sea, falls due to gravity

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In this video we see rain falling and eroding the ground, carrying debris down to the valley causing damage.
The total of arrangements, activities and inputs that people undertake in a certain piece of land ... (cover type)

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Landslides can be caused by... (Agricultural practices)

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The water meltz the clay and it slips away

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deforestation caused by human activity in the woods.  It is dangerous because without any trees the land is tends to collapse

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One of the typical debris flow landslide shapes is the cone which is often caused by a flood of a river, due to abundant rains that have increased the water level and when it is full the banks are no longer able to contain the water: then it comes out from the banks and carries the debris with it.

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Alluvial fan is caused from the sedimentation of material carried by rivers when they spread and their volume decreases

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The rain that falls on the ground and melt the soil and the river water erosion causes floods and it is a risk for the houses we are building, for the alredy build houses and for ghe constructions in general

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 TORRENTIAL RAINS, LAND USE - Neglection of the Territory

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 TORRENTIAL RAINS, LAND USE - Neglection of the Territory

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Landslides can arise from NATURAL CAUSES, such as rain or fracture in the ground, or from ANTHROPOGENIC CAUSES, such as the costruction of buildings on a slope or deforestation.
The main causes of the floods are "catastrophic" such as torrential rains and neglecting of the territory.

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The erosions of the rocks causes the soil to sink

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Landslides can be caused by NATURAL CAUSES, such as rain or the presence of fractures in the ground, and by ARTIFICIAL CAUSES, such as the construction of buildings on slopes, or deforestation, which deprives the soil of root protection.

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MAIN VOCABULARY
Hazard
Risk
Warning
Issue
Rainstorm
Landslide
Debris flow
Mud flow
Flood
Fire
Drainage
Reservoir
Sediment supply
Basin sediment catchment
Reflow
Steep / flat
Predictable / unpredictable
Not-to-be-taken lightly
to drop out
to flow down
to entrench
to take out
to drop down
to put out a fire
to keep cutting
to clog
to settle out
to dredge out
to hold the soil in place
to drop
to shuttle someone into something
Erosion
Snowmelt
Storm cell
Channel
Creek
Pond
Ephemeral draw
Alluvial fan
Pile
Shape: point, line, polygon
Two-storey houses
Decker
Campground
Parking lot
Measure Units (feet, inches, decades)
...to and untrained eye...
...much farther up...
...to look beforehand...
Partnership
Log structure
Water catchment pond
...in terms of (economic loss / occurrences)
Utility
Facility
Fire station

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STORM

A storm isvery bad weather,with heavy rain, strong winds,and oftenthunder and lightning

STORM

VERBS (ACTIONS):to pour/pelt down, to rumble, to thunder, to flash,

ADJECTIVES and EXPRESSIONS:intensive, torrential, pouring, violent,the greater (cause)... the higher (consequence) the damage"it rains cats and dogs"

SYNONYMS:thunder shower, squall, downpour, drizzle, "rain buckets", snowstorm, blizzard, tempest,

Soil isthe substanceon the surface of the earthin which plants grow.

SOIL Properties

SOIL Properties

SYNONYMS:ground, terrain, earth, dirt, land, marshland, swampland, pile/layer of land, mound, soil consumption/pollution

ADJECTIVES (QUALITIES) and EXPRESSIONS:muddy, wet, dry, slick, slippery, flaky, crumbly, cracked, dustya clump of soil, quicksandno man's land, a plot of land, a postage-stamp sized piece of land

VERBS (ACTIONS):to dig, to lay down, to collapse, to slide, to crush, to crack, to pulverize,...

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WATERSHED

a watershed isan area of high groundwhichdivides two or more river systems,so thatall streams on one side flow into one river and those on the other sideflow into a different river.

WATERSHED

VOCABULARY:river bedmouthcourse,tributary,sourceflow, streamriver banksbasin

ADJECTIVES and ESPRESSIONS:steep, deep,weak, strong, faible, slight, abundant, abrupt(ly),a 'swollen river',a river in flood

VERBS (ACTIONS):to flow, to dig, to erode, to set off, to feed, to gush out, to flood, to spring/burst out, to erode,

plant life as a whole,especiallythe plant lifeof a particular region

VEGETATION

VEGETATION

SYNONYMS:

ADJECTIVES (QUALITIES):

VERBS (ACTIONS):

FARMING TECHNIQUES

FARMING TECHNIQUES

SYNONYMS:

ADJECTIVES:

VERBS (ACTIONS):

the river dischargeisthe total volume of water flowingthrougha river channel.

DISCHARGE

DISCHARGE

at any given point and is measured in cubic metres per second (cumecs).

SYNONYMS:

ADJECTIVES (QUALITIES):

VERBS (ACTIONS):

in the sense of remains:the fragmentsof something destroyed

DEBRIS

DEBRIS

SYNONYMS:

ADJECTIVES:

VERBS (ACTIONS):

a large amount of waterwhichoverflowscovering the ground

FLOOD

FLOOD

SYNONYMS:

ADJECTIVES:

VERBS (ACTIONS):

soft wet earth,as found on the groundafter rainor at the bottom of ponds

MUD

MUD

SYNONYMS:

ADJECTIVES:

VERBS (ACTIONS):

a centre of operations, organization, or supply,providedwith measuring instrumentstopredictor calculateweather forecasts

WEATHER STATION

WEATHER STATION

SYNONYMS:

ADJECTIVES:

VERBS (ACTIONS):

a mathematical parametrizationto reproducea regular recognizable waythat something is done

FORECASTING MODELS

FORECASTING MODELS

SYNONYMS:

ADJECTIVES (QUALITIES):

VERBS (ACTIONS):

predictsthe long-termaverageannual rateof erosion on a field slope based on:

the Universal SOIL LOSS Equation

rainfall pattern,soil type, topography,crop systemandmanagement practices.

the Universal SOIL LOSS Equation

SYNONYMS:

ADJECTIVES:

VERBS (ACTIONS):

the total ofarrangements, activities and inputsthat people undertakein a certain land cover type.

LAND USE

LAND USE

SYNONYMS:

ADJECTIVES:

VERBS (ACTIONS):

A RISK assessmentis a considerationof some HAZARDS(someone or something)that put at risk a territory,producing ajudgmentabout them

RISK ASSESSMENT

RISK ASSESSMENT

SYNONYMS:

ADJECTIVES:

VERBS (ACTIONS):

X

LANDSLIDE DYNAMICS

LANDSLIDE DYNAMICS

SYNONYMS:

ADJECTIVES:

VERBS (ACTIONS):

A weir isa low barrierwhich is built across a riverin orderto control or directthe flow of water.

WEIR

WEIR

SYNONYMS:

ADJECTIVES:

VERBS (ACTIONS):

A dam is a wallthat is built across a riverin ordertostop the water flowingandto make a lake.

DAM

DAM

SYNONYMS:

ADJECTIVES:

VERBS (ACTIONS):

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STORM A storm isvery bad weather,with heavy rain, strong winds,and oftenthunder and lightning STORM VERBS (ACTIONS):to pour/pelt down, to rumble, to thunder, to flash, ADJECTIVES and EXPRESSIONS:intensive, torrential, pouring, violent,the greater (cause)... the higher (consequence) the damage"it rains cats and dogs" SYNONYMS:thunder shower, squall, downpour, drizzle, "rain buckets", snowstorm, blizzard, tempest, Soil isthe substanceon the surface of the earthin which plants grow.

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Because fewer plants there are more drops of water hit and erode the soil

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The water that gushes from a source, that of the drain of a glacier or the rainwater that flows on a slope tend to choose the path of maximum slope, that is the shortest, to reach the valley. In this way a series of small rivulets is formed which cut the slopes and which, by joining together, determine an increase in the erosive force of the water, producing runoff

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The river bed is too small and the water overflows, also a large amount of river material, of which a part gradually settles on the bottom of the river, can cause a flood, even the natural barriers, which hinder the flow of the water can be the cause.

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Physical factors cause flooding as a result of a natural change such as impermeable ground, steep slopes, a high drainage density and sparse vegetation.

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The shapes of the rivers contribute because the small rivers get bigger causing floods.

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Because soil water erosion is the loss of the most superficial layer of soil due to the action of rainwater; soil removal not only causes loss of functionality and damage, but also has repercussions in more distant locations due to the transport of soil material in the hydrographic grid.

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snow, ice and wind modify the earth and it no longer has resistance and gives way

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Because the rain is not slowed down by the trees and gets faster to the rivers, causing overflow

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The rains, as in the case of the Rio rotian, contribute to creating floods because they risk enlarging the size of small rivers and consequently giving in with debris.

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BEFORE and AFTER the Debris-Flow FLOOD of 29th October, 2018.

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BEFORE and AFTER the Debris-Flow FLOOD of 29th October, 2018.

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Dimaro -immagini della zona prima della frana del Rio Rotian

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