Geological reports of Shimane University

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Geological reports of Shimane University 3

1984-06-30 発行

58・7豪雨災害 : 斜面崩壊について

A storm rainfall disaster in July, 1983 : Collapse on a steep slope

Sakata, Toshiyuki

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Geological chracter of slope failure by heavy rainfall of July, 1983, San'in District/

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Some notes on the slope failure in Iwami district/

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Study for geomorphological development of the collapse on the disaster in San'in Region in July, 1983/

PP. 29 - 34

The prevent method and geological primary factor of the Nakaba Landslide Area/

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Slope failure caused by heavy rainfall of July, 1983, in the west region og San'in District/

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Landslide in the Sangun metamorphic rock region by heavy rainfall of July, 1983/

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The landslide in Mito Town/

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Landslide in Yasaka Village/

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Slopeslide in the west area of Masuda City/

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A storm rainfall disaster in July, 1983 : Collapse on a steep slope/

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Some characteristics of debris flow and countermeasures to the debris flow hazard/

PP. 69 - 74

Outline of geology of Oki Islands/

PP. 75 - 86

Geological study of the Miocene series of Dogo, Oki Island/

PP. 87 - 97

Alteration of the lower Miocene pyroclastice rocks of Dogo, Oki Island/

PP. 99 - 109

A study on the Dogo caldera, Oki Islands, Shimane Prefecture, Japan/

PP. 111 - 119

Glauconitic minerals in the Neogene Tertiary formations from Dogo, Oki Islands/

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Wairakite occurred in a nodule-like form from the lower Miocene of Dogo, Oki Islands/

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Diatomaceous earth in Dogo, Oki Islands/

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Fossil Conchocele bisecta (CONRAD) from Dogo, Oki Islands/

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Neogene Tertiary of Nishino-shima, Dozen, Oki Islands/

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Hydrogeology of Nakano-shima, Dozen, Oki Islands/

PP. 161 - 165

Natural history of the Naka-no-umi and Shinji Lakes 3 : Echo-sounding of bottom topography by Side Scan Sonar and ATLAS DESO/

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On a large Gastropod Globularia from the Miocene of Mizuho-cho, Shimane Prefecture/

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