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Hydrometeorological Conditions Leading to the 2015 Salgar Flash Flood: Lessons for Vulnerable Regions in Tropical Complex Terrain

doi 10.5194/nhess-2019-171-ac4
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September 28, 2019

Authors
Carlos Hoyos
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Copernicus GmbH


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