Exploring the dynamics of a complex, slow-moving landslide in the Austrian Flysch Zone with 4D surface and subsurface information
Authors:
- M.J. StumvollMSM.J. Stumvoll
- E.M. SchmaltzE.M. Schmaltz
- R. KantaRKR. Kanta
- H. RothHRH. Roth
- B. GrallBGB. Grall
- J. LuhnJLJ. Luhn
- A. Flores-OrozcoAFA. Flores-Orozco
- T. GladeTGT. Glade
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