Debris-Flow Runout Sample Clauses

Debris-Flow Runout. These are headwater channels with a modeled probability of traversal by a debris flow originating upslope that continues to a fish-bearing stream downslope. Flowing water through these ephemeral channels generally lack the transport capacity to move the sediment and wood that falls into them, so this material accumulates over time until picked up by a debris flow. Riparian zones along these corridors are thus source areas for wood carried by debris flows to fish- bearing streams. Over any period of time, only a portion of the identified debris-flow traversal corridors will be traversed by a debris flow; the corridors are ranked by the modeled probability that they will be traversed. This probability is expressed in terms of the proportion of the total debris- flow-track length included within any subset of the corridors, starting from those with the greatest probability of traversal. This measure provides a physical quantity with which to interpret and test model predictions: 20% of observed debris-flow track length should lie within those channels ranked from zero to 20%; 50% of the track length should lie within those ranked from zero to 50%, and so on. The modeled proportion is related to the relative frequency of traversal: channels in lower percentage brackets experience more frequent debris flows.
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