Massenflüsse
Massenflüsse refer to large-scale migrations of water from a higher elevation to a lower elevation, often involving significant quantities of water. These events can be both natural and human-induced. Natural massenflüsse occur when snowmelt or heavy rainfall fills the water storage capacity of a catchment area, causing water to overflow and flow rapidly downstream.
Man-made massenflüsse are frequently created as a result of human activities, such as the construction of reservoirs
Economic implications can also be major factors in the wake of massenflüsse. In affected regions, massenflüsse