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Publications by Anna Maria Agustsdottir
An Extreme Wind Erosion Event of the Fresh Eyjafjallajökull 2010 Volcanic Ash
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Erosion After an Extreme Storm Event in an Arid Fluvial System of the Southern Atacama Desert: An Assessment of Magnitude, Return Time, and Conditioning Factors of Erosion Caused by Debris Flows
