Wolfgang Schwanghart
@topotoolbox.bsky.social
Geomorphologist at University of Potsdam, editor of @egu-esurf.bsky.social, developer of #TopoToolbox, cyclist
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Well, the probability of such a landslide is difficult to estimate, given that it's probability in time and space. But such events are not uncommon. It needs to be sufficiently large (here, a max. landslide depth of 150 m) to displace water that finally overtops.
September 17, 2025 at 11:41 AM
Well, the probability of such a landslide is difficult to estimate, given that it's probability in time and space. But such events are not uncommon. It needs to be sufficiently large (here, a max. landslide depth of 150 m) to displace water that finally overtops.
Too bad you couldn't make it this time. But let's see. There will be a second time!
March 29, 2025 at 6:36 PM
Too bad you couldn't make it this time. But let's see. There will be a second time!
Well, I guess 10-20% of what‘s possible.
March 15, 2025 at 11:29 PM
Well, I guess 10-20% of what‘s possible.