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2D Landslide Monitoring – Data Analysis: DisplacementSUMMER 2008 FALL 2008 WINTER-SPRING 2009Mountain <strong>Risk</strong>sResearch Training NetworkCumulative Displacement [m]Start ofMeasurment2008Hourly CumulativePresentationLEFT FLOWSOURCEAREAMAIN FLOWRIGHT FLOW1500 [mm]1000500MOUNTAIN RISKS: Mid-term Meeting, Diablerets, 26-27 June 2009
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