Publication

An overview on mathematical models for modelling snow avalanches

Christophe Ancey
2006
Poster talk

Abstract

Snow avalanches are rapid, gravity-driven, mass flows involving snow, air, and sometimes debris (logs, stones, etc.). Two idealized types of avalanches are usually considered when one is interested in describing their motion.

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