2005
DOI: 10.5194/nhess-5-23-2005
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Discussion of Chau and Lo (2004): Hazard assessment of debris flow for Leung King Estate of Hong Kong by incorporating GIS with numerical simulations (Vol. 4, p. 103–116)

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“…Secondly, we have never said that numerical approach is "more accurate and therefore more scientific than the conceptual ap-26 K. T. Chau and K. H. Lo: Author's reply to discussion proach". This statement was made by Parry et al (2005) only not by us. In fact, the discussers' did not define the so-called "conceptual approach" when it first appeared, therefore, we have no idea what did the discussers mean by "conceptual approach" at that juncture.…”
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“…Secondly, we have never said that numerical approach is "more accurate and therefore more scientific than the conceptual ap-26 K. T. Chau and K. H. Lo: Author's reply to discussion proach". This statement was made by Parry et al (2005) only not by us. In fact, the discussers' did not define the so-called "conceptual approach" when it first appeared, therefore, we have no idea what did the discussers mean by "conceptual approach" at that juncture.…”
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confidence: 95%
“…As discussion in Chau and Lo (2004), there are of course uncertainties in estimating the input data (location and size of sources) based solely on geological data but such uncertainties can be reduced by a more thorough site investigation, if time and cost allow. Therefore, there are assumptions and simplifications in the process, but we do not see the need of intuition, as asserted by Parry et al (2005).…”
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