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Seismo-acoustic analysis of Debris Flows events at the Illgraben catchment, Switzerland

Debris flows are episodic strongly impacting gravitational currents of generally high density, consisting of mixtures of water and debris in varying proportions and occurring in steep mountain torrents with volumes commonly exceeding thousands of m 3 . Despite the observation that debris flows are among the most dangerous processes in mountain environments, the moderate flow velocities (typically < 10 m/s) make early warning in principle possible if the flows are detected early upon formation.