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China, Mw 6.6 earthquake from field investigations and preliminary analyses. Landslides, 12(2):
365–385.
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Soil and Water Conservation in China, (8): 42–45,69 (in Chinese).
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the Wenchuan earthquake by field investigations and shaking table tests. International Journal of
Environmental Research and Public Health, 12(8): 9181–9198.
Zhang C, Wang D G, Wang G L, et al. 2014. Regional differences in hydrological response to canopy
interception schemes in a land surface model. Hydrological Processes, 28(4): 2499–2508.
Zhou P H, Zhang X D, Tang K L. 2000. Rainfall installation of simulated soil erosion Experiment
hall of the state key laboratory of soil erosion and dryland farming on Loess Plateau. Bulletin of
Soil and Water Conservation, 20(4): 27–30,45 (in Chinese).
Zhuang J Q, Peng J B. 2014. A coupled slope cutting—a prolonged rainfall-induced loess landslide:
a 17 October 2011 case study. Bulletin of Engineering Geology and the Environment, 73(4):
997–1011.