Movement of Large Amounts of Material Downhill under Gravity

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Movement of Large Amounts of Material Downhill under Gravity Mass-Wasting Movement of Large Amounts of Material Downhill under Gravity

Soil Creep

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Four Years’ Mass-Wasting, Bosnia 100*40/2 cm2 = 2000 cm2 (4 years) = 500 cm2 /year Removed from 1 km slope per year = 500 cm2 /100,000 cm = 1 cm/200 yr = 5000 cm (50 m)/m.y. = 50m /m.y. A 1-m (100 cm) soil mantle yields 500 cm2 /year, so movement = 500 cm2 /year/100 cm = 5 cm/year

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