Rainfall-Triggered Hazards is a natural hazard phenomenon characterized by the initiation of geophysical events such as landslides, debris flows, and flash floods as a direct consequence of intense or prolonged rainfall exceeding critical thresholds in hydrological and geomorphological systems.
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A warning system for rainfall-induced shallow failures
P. Aleotti · Engineering Geology · 2004 · 817 citations
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