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Interactive comment on “Exploiting LSPIV to assess debris flow velocities in the field” by Joshua I. Theule et al

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Author	Theule, J. I.
Copyright Year	2017
Abstract	l. 59: (Stumpf et al., 2017) > 2016, Please carefully check all references. Modified __ l. 79 : “began in 2011, refer to Comiti et al. (2014)” I feel something is missing in this sentence. Maybe . . .”AND WE refer to. . .” Clarified to “for detailed information of the study site and monitoring setup, refer to Comiti et al. (2014)” __ l. 81: “Two cameras are in a sediment trap. . .” Certainly they are not really IN the sediment trap but maybe rather ALONGSIDE? Modified __ l. 87-91: Providing specific number on the incidence angles and distances which worked/ did not work might help others to set up networks which are suitable for LSPIV. From this explanation is also seems that the network was initially not setup with LSPIV in mind. Please clarify. I’d also change “, coupled to” to “in combination with”. A first look on Fig. 3 also suggests that the image quality from the two other cameras is reasonable and some further explanation would help the readers to understand why the videos could not be exploited. This section is now clarified with incidence angle range. Distances are not so useful and can be misleading since it depends on camera resolution, and if the reader is interested, it can easily be estimated in Figure 1. It is also clarified that the other two cameras were in fact too close, limiting the area for the scale of a debris flow. __
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