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Publications by [Hantz D.]
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Guerin Α.
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Rossetti J.-P.
et al.
Terrestrial Laser Scanner has been used to detect rock falls which have occurred in a limestone cliff during some years, in the difficult configuration of the Subalpine Chains. In a rock wall of width 750m and height 200 m, 130 rock falls larger than 0.1 ...
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Rock Mechanics -
Rock Falls
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"First International Conference on Landslides Risk, Tabarka : Tunisia (2013)
In order to enhance the detection of prospective rock falls in calcareous cliffs, 25 rock falls have been described in a more detailed way than for an inventory. They are representative of middle size rock falls (10 to 100,000 m3) occurring in the French Subalpine ...
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Rock Mechanics -
Rock Falls
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Engineering Geology 86 (2006) 256–270
Dussauge-Peisser C.
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Helmstetter A.
et al.
We study the rock fall volume distribution for three rock fall inventories and we fit the observed data by a power-law distribution, which has recently been proposed to describe landslide and rock fall volume distributions, and is also observed for many other ...
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Rock Mechanics -
Rock Falls
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Natural Hazards and Earth System Sciences (2002) 2: 15–26 European Geophysical Society 2002
Deparis J.
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Jongmans D.
et al.
This study reviews seismograms from 10 rock-fall events recorded between 1992 and 2001 by the permanent seismological network Sismalp in the French Alps. A new seismic magnitude scale was defined, which allowed us to compare and classify ground-motion vibrations ...
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Rock Mechanics -
Rock Falls
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D' Amato J.
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Guerin Α.
et al.
<p>Terrestrial laser scanner has been used to detect rock falls greater than 0.01 m<sup>3</sup> which have occurred during some years on a thin-bedded limestone cliff of the Subalpine Ranges, French Alps. Spatial- temporal rock fall frequencies have been determined ...
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Rock Mechanics -
Rock Falls
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