Risk analysis and risk management in Maesstobel

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The catchment area of the Maesstobel in Vorarlberg (Western Austria) has a potential rockfall volume of up to 800,000 m3. Even a smaller rockfall can already block the suggadin river. A subsequent dam failure would cause severe damages to the town of St. Gallenkirch. In order to get reasonable Hazard zone maps, hydrological and 2-D hydraulic simulations were carried out. To secure a bypassing road and to warn the inhabitants of the valley and the construction workers at site an early warning system was installed.

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Jaeger, G., & Schmidt, R. (2006). Risk analysis and risk management in Maesstobel. WIT Transactions on Ecology and the Environment, 90, 295–299. https://doi.org/10.2495/DEB060281

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