Sentence examples for model for debris from inspiring English sources

Strîmbu (2011) presented a travel distance model for debris flows based on information collected in southeast British Columbia, Canada.

All works have been put into controlling debris flows in 14 tributaries of Jiuzhaigou, which have set up a model for debris flow prevention in national parks in China.

Reliable prediction models for debris dispersion are essential for risk assessment methods.

The 'particles-in-a-box' (PIB) model introduced by Talent [Talent, D.L. Analytic model for orbital debris environmental management. J. Spacecraft Rocket, 29 (4), 508 513, 1992.] removed the need for computer-intensive Monte Carlo simulation to predict the gross characteristics of an evolving debris environment.

In order to provide design activities with reliable predictive tools, two numerical models, one for debris flows and the other for turbidity currents, have been developed.

This work allows determining recommended values for some model parameters (e.g. debris particle size in the fragmentation model and criterion for debris bed liquefaction).

Increasingly fine-tuned models for probable debris flow occurrence, expected volume, and runout area facilitate undertaking effective mitigation even for very large fires.

Numerical simulation models for rockfall, debris flows, and (hillslope and channel) fluvial processes are used to establish a spatially explicit graph model of sediment sources, pathways and sinks.

According to Pastor et al. (2014) they are rather suited for the modelling of debris avalanches than flow processes.

This study compares model inputs of sediment requirements for debris flows with estimated sediment reproduction from both solifluction and rockwall retreat.

As in Zubko et al. (2009), we use the so-called agglomerated debris particles model for the shape of cometary dust particles.