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Current and Future Post-fire Debris Flow Risk and Roadway Vulnerability in California
The data are project results for current and future post-fire debris flow assessment of the state of California. The project model was developed largely in 2019-2020 using current and future fire and precipitation data from CalAdapt, USGS watershed geography and geologic characteristics, and roadway
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