Roland Kaitna
机构: BOKU University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna, Austria
主页: boku.ac.at
每年引用次数
引用次数
引用: 1,855
H-指数: 21
I10-指数 : 33
出版物: 137
Abrasion and Fragmentation Processes in Marly Sediment Transport
C Le Bouteiller , F Naaim , N Mathys , J Lave
EGUGA 12254
2009
Analisi della dinamica di flussi granulari attraverso prove di laboratorio con tamburo rotante (rotating drum) e simulazione numerica
A. Bosco , R. Kaitna , O. Hungr , Claudio Scavia
IARG - Incontro Annuale dei Ricercatori di Geotecnica 1 -6
2013
Particle entrainment in dry and saturated granular flow experiments
R. Kaitna , K. M. Hill , L. Maki
AGUFM 2013
2013
Particle-Scale Controls on Entrainment and Deposition due to Debris Flows
R. Kaitna , K. M. Hill , L. Maki
AGUFM 2013
2013
Prediction of a watersheds temporal susceptibility to debris flows using multiple hydro-meteorological variables
D. Prenner , M. Hrachowitz , R. Kaitna , K. Mostbauer
AGUFM 2018
2018
The effect of fines and grain size distribution on pore fluid pressure, shear rate and bulk flow resistance in large scale experimental debris flows
B. Tewoldebrhan , R. Kaitna , M. C. Palucis , K. M. Hill
AGUFM 2011
4
2011
Distinct Element Modeling of Dry and Wet Bouldery Debris Flows
B. Tewoldebrhan , R. Kaitna , M. C. Palucis , K. M. Hill
AGUFM 2010
2010
The role of fine material and grain size distribution on excess pore pressure dissipation and particle support mechanisms in granular deposits based in large-scale physical experiments
B. Tewoldebrhan , R. Kaitna , M. C. Palucis , K. M. Hill
AGUFM 2011
2011
Meteorological Trigger Conditions for Different Geomorphic Processes in Steep Mountain Channels in the Austrian Alps
R. Kaitna , M. Braun
AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts 2016
2016
Hydrological modeling of an Alpine watershed for the identification of trigger conditions leading to flash floods and debris flows
R. Kaitna , D. Prenner , M. Hrachowitz
AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts 2016
2016
On pore fluid pressure measurements of large scale laboratory generated debris flow mixtures
D. Rickenmann , R. Kaitna , L. Hsu , B. W. Dietrich
EGU General Assembly Conference Abstracts 6013
2009
Comparative Investigations of the Flow Behavior of Debris Flow Mixtures in Rotating Drums of Different Size
R. Kaitna , W. E. Dietrich , L. Hsu , D. Rickenmann
AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts 2008
2008
Taking the plunge: the limited control of flow magnitude on step-pool morphology
E. Yager , A. Monsalve Sepulveda , R. Kaitna , M. Gundlach
AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts 2019
2019
Auswirkungen des Klimawandels auf den Hochwasserabfluss
M. Hrachowitz , K. Schraml , A. Gobiet , R. Kaitna
Forstzeitung 124 ( 5) 16 -17
2013
Comparative Rheologic Investigations In AVertically Rotating Flume And A \“moving-bed”Conveyor Belt Flume
R. Kaitna , D. Rickenmann , S. Schneiderbauer
WIT Transactions on Ecology and the Environment 90 89 -98
6
2006
Evaluation concepts to compare observed and simulated deposition areas of mass movements
M. Heiser , C. Scheidl , R. Kaitna
Computational Geosciences 21 ( 3) 335 -343
4
2017
Modeling debris-flow runout patterns on two alpine fans with different dynamic simulation models
K. Schraml , B. Thomschitz , B. W. McArdell , C. Graf
Natural Hazards and Earth System Sciences 15 ( 7) 1483 -1492
78
2015
Physical and numerical modelling of a bedload deposition area for an Alpine torrent
R. Kaitna , M. Chiari , M. Kerschbaumer , H. Kapeller
Natural Hazards and Earth System Sciences 11 ( 6) 1589 -1597
12
2011
The Value of Using Multiple Hydrometeorological Variables to Predict Temporal Debris Flow Susceptibility in an Alpine Environment
D. Prenner , R. Kaitna , K. Mostbauer , M. Hrachowitz
Water Resources Research 54 ( 9) 6822 -6843
31
2018
Surface slopes, velocity profiles and fluid pressure in coarse-grained debris flows saturated with water and mud
R. Kaitna , W. E. Dietrich , L. Hsu
Journal of Fluid Mechanics 741 377 -403
26
2014