• Titel
    Simulation of slow geomorphic flows with r.avaflow
  • Verfasser
    Martin Mergili
    Andreas Kellerer-Pirklbauer
    Christian Bauer
    Jan-Thomas Fischer
  • Erscheinungsort
    Vienna
  • Verlag
    EGU
  • Erscheinungsjahr
    2022
  • Seiten
    1 S.
  • Material
    Sonderdruck
  • Digitales Dokument
  • Standardsignatur
    12974S
  • Datensatznummer
    40003191
  • Quelle
    EGU General assembly; EGU2022-3509
  • Abstract
    GIS-based open-source simulation tools for extremely rapid mass flow processes such as snow avalanches, rock avalanches, or debris flows are readily available, covering a broad range of complexity levels – e.g., from single-phase to multi-phase. However, these tools are not suitable for slower types of mass flows characterized by high viscosities. The conventionally used momentum balance equations for rapid flows often appear numerically unstable for high viscosities, leading to the immediate reversion of flow direction or stopping, without appropriate numerical treatment. GIS-based simulation efforts of slow geomorphic flows are reported in the literature, and open source tools are available for specific phenomena such as glaciers, but no comprehensive and readily usable simulation tools have been proposed yet.
  • Schlagwörter
    Gletscher, Murenbewegung, GIS-Anwendung, Simulation, BFW-Open-Access-Publikation, Simulationsmodell, Wildbach und Lawinenverbauung
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