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Recently, debris flows caused by volcanic eruptions or landslide dams induced by a heavy rainfall or an earthquake result in a great deal of serious damage to many people. Furthermore, under the growing impacts of volcanic and seismic activities or global warming, relating large scale sediment disasters, such as debris flows, is a matter of concern. In order to manage the risk of the extraordinary debris flows, it is necessary to revise the existing tools to predict a scale, place and time of debris flow occurrence because of its extraordinariness. Volcano and Debris Flow Research team aims at developing tools to predict scale, place and time of the extraordinary debris flows and new techniques for emergency surveys.
   
 

 The Sakurajima volcano,Sept 2009
 
 Landslide and debrisflow in Hofu city,Yamaguchi Pref.,July 2009  A landslide dum at the time of Iwate-Miyagi Nairiku Earthquake in June 2008 and emergency monitering


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