A method for integrating the effects of forests on rockfalls into quantitative risk analysis – a case study in Switzerland
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2017
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Conference Paper
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English
Abstract
Although the protective effect of forests against rockfall is widely recognised, a holistic approach to include forests in quantitative risk analyses is missing. In this study, we present a general framework to integrate forests into quantitative rockfall risk analysis and apply it in a case study. The results demonstrate that risk is critically reduced on the forested compared to the non-forested situation. The presented methodology allows for quantification of the forest effects in monetary terms.
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G Geography (General)
SD Forestry
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978-84-946909-4-5
Conference
6th Interdisciplinary Workshop on Rockfall Protection: RocExs 2017
Publisher
International Center for Numerical Methods in Engineering (CIMNE)
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Moos, C., Fehlmann, M., Trappmann, D., Stoffel, M., & Dorren, L. (2017). A method for integrating the effects of forests on rockfalls into quantitative risk analysis – a case study in Switzerland. 6th Interdisciplinary Workshop on Rockfall Protection: RocExs 2017. International Center for Numerical Methods in Engineering (CIMNE). https://doi.org/10.24451/arbor.7337
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