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What is a meteorological radar: the importance of real-time monitoring of precipitation

Insights / 4 August 2021

The Radar, acronym for Radio Detecting And Ranging, was born at first for military purposes during the first World War. During its first application for military defence, around 1940, it was discovered that this sensor was also able to detect objects or targets different from […]

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Weather causes of debris flow triggering: thunderstorms and severe thunderstorms

Insights / 30 July 2021

The liquid fraction is a key component in the movement of sediment on a steeply sloping mountain side (>15%) and can give rise to debris flows. Most of debris flows are triggered by rainfall events characterised by heavy precipitation as in showers and thunderstorms. In

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What is a meteorological radar: the importance of real-time monitoring of precipitation

Weather causes of debris flow triggering: thunderstorms and severe thunderstorms

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