Integration of meteorology and geomorphology for enhanced understanding of post-fire debris-flow hazards

Integration of meteorology and geomorphology for enhanced understanding of post-fire debris-flow hazards

Blog Article

Through precipitation, the fields of meteorology and Magnetic Strip geomorphology are fundamentally linked, thus interdisciplinary efforts are needed to advance understanding and warning of rainfall-driven geohazards.With a focus on recent efforts specific to post-fire debris flows in California, our presentation provides an overview of the benefits and challenges of working in an interdisciplinary team of meteorologists and geomorphologists, as well as results of a recent project demonstrating advancement through the integration of these fields.In this project, we combine high-resolution ensemble precipitation forecasts with post-fire debris-flow models to explore the feasibility and potential value of providing probabilistic post-fire debris-flow hazard information over a burn scar.In sharing these examples, we emphasize Spirulina the multi-benefit nature of these efforts, and encourage future interdisciplinary efforts that improve warning and mitigation of rainfall-driven geohazards.