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Haneberg, William C. (1991) Pore Pressure Diffusion and the Hydrologic Response of Nearly Saturated, Thin Landslide Deposits to Rainfall. The Journal of Geology, 99 (6) 886-892 doi:10.1086/629560

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TitlePore Pressure Diffusion and the Hydrologic Response of Nearly Saturated, Thin Landslide Deposits to Rainfall
JournalThe Journal of Geology
AuthorsHaneberg, William C.Author
Year1991 (November)Volume99
Issue6
PublisherUniversity of Chicago Press
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Full ReferenceHaneberg, William C. (1991) Pore Pressure Diffusion and the Hydrologic Response of Nearly Saturated, Thin Landslide Deposits to Rainfall. The Journal of Geology, 99 (6) 886-892 doi:10.1086/629560
Plain TextHaneberg, William C. (1991) Pore Pressure Diffusion and the Hydrologic Response of Nearly Saturated, Thin Landslide Deposits to Rainfall. The Journal of Geology, 99 (6) 886-892 doi:10.1086/629560
In(1991, November) The Journal of Geology Vol. 99 (6) University of Chicago Press

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