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Understanding the particle dynamics in flash food gullies can help us learn how particle systems work and how river landscapes evolve. While discrete particle-based simulation techniques can accurately capture the transient forces acting on individual particles and their movement trajectories, they also suffer from the problem of excessive computation. To assess the feasibility of applying simplified...