Hillslope debris flow and channelized debris flow are very different in formation and movement.This indicates their runout distances cannot be described by a single model.Investigation of the two kinds of debris flow in the Wenchuan earthquake zone shows that the principal factors influencing the runout distances are different.For channelized debris flow
the principal factor is volume of sediment supply
while for hillslope debris flow the factors are relative height and volume of debris.Comparing with debris flow in Alps area
the run-out angle of the two kinds of debris flow in the earthquake area also exhibits different characteristics.The run-out angle of channelized debris flow ranges from 29.6° to 82.9°
which is characterized by "great magnitude and large runout angle"
whereas the angle of slope debris flow from 25° to 47°
which is characterized by "small magnitude and small runout angle".The data of debris-flow events in Beichuan and Qingping of the earthquake zone were used to respectively derive the empirical formulas for calculating the runout distance of hillslope debris flow and channelized debris flow by statistical regressive method.The resulted formulas were verified by two cases
and can be applied to post-quake debris flow.
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