Author:
Dotseva Zornitsa,Vangelov Dian,Gerdjikov Ianko
Abstract
The Ribnishka River watershed, located on the southern slopes of Ograzhden Mountain is known for the repeated torrential events in the last few decades. In this paper, we represent a preliminary assessment of the debris floods and debris flows hazard in the Ribnishka River watershed. For this purpose, the topographic conditions in the watershed are considered, the source, transport, and deposition zones are characterized, as well as the observed sediment deposits in the river valley. The obtained results could be used in the development of risk management plans, but also provide new information on the development of debris floods and debris flows in this part of the country.
Publisher
Bulgarian Geological Society
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