The contributing factors and protections of water debris flows on Huashan Mountains

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The contributing factors and protections of water debris flows on Huashan Mountains

- The contributing factors and protections of water debris flows on Huashan Mountains
- Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation Vol. 8, Issue 2, Pages: 57-65(1989)
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  西北大学地理系
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Li Zhaoshu. The contributing factors and protections of water debris flows on Huashan Mountains[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 1989, 8(2): 57-65.
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Li Zhaoshu. The contributing factors and protections of water debris flows on Huashan Mountains[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 1989, 8(2): 57-65. DOI：

摘要

1988年7月15日

我国五岳名山之一的华山突发暴雨泥石流

中断交通

电讯设备被毁.掩埋大片农田

游客伤亡16人。这次事件

给华山旅游事业和下游人民造成重大损失。华山水石流危告范围广阔

又缺乏科学认识

导致建设失误

灾情严重。本文旨在全面系统地研究华山水石流的时空分布规律、成因和防治对策

为恢复华山旅游和今后规划建设提供科学依据。

Abstract

On July 15

1983

a rainstorm debris flow suddenly

occured on Huashan Mountain

which is one of the five most famous mountains in China After that

the high way traffic

electricnic line and telephone line was destroyed and. a large expanse of fields was coverd.In addition

sisteen tourists were killed by this disaster.Debris flows distributed widely over Huashan Mountain but there had been no previous scientific research. Therefore

great property damage and a serious disaster resulted. In this project

we systematicly studied the pattern of debris distribution from time and space

analysed the contributing factors and put forwand the menthords to protect the Huashan Mountain area.

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