Which outcome occurs when a debris flow exceeds infiltration?

💡 Explanation

Increased sheet flow deposition occurs because unabsorbed debris flow volume triggers overland flow; the rate of deposition exceeds infiltration capacity. This causes sheet flow due to saturated surface conditions rather than typical infiltration-dominated shallow flow.

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