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Internal Structure and Rheology of Post-Wildfire Debris Flows
This work provides a novel understanding of the internal structure and the rheological behavior of post-wildfire debris flows. During the wildfire process, the topsoil layer becomes hydrophobic due to the condensation of chemicals that are released from burning vegetation and organic matter. Hydroph
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