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Automatic Detection and Characterization of Rockfalls at the Barry Arm Landslide, Prince William Sound, Alaska
Rockfalls are common hazards in steep terrain, driven by diverse environmental forcings. Despite their significance, automated detection and attribution of rockfalls remains challenging. Here, we present a >3-year catalog of rockfall events at the Barry Arm landslide in Prince William Sound,
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