Evaluating erosion risk mitigation due to forest restoration treatments using alluvial chronology and hydraulic modeling

Evaluating erosion risk mitigation due to forest restoration treatments using alluvial chronology and hydraulic modeling
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使用冲积年代学和水力模型评估森林恢复处理带来的侵蚀风险缓解

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2014
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V. Stempniewicz
V. Stempniewicz
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