An Investigation Of Cracks In Rock Slope Using Ground Penetrating Radar

Sasahara, Katsuo; Asahi, I.; Tsuchida, Tsuneo; Kobayashi, Teiichi; Fenner, Thomas J.

doi:10.3997/2214-4609-pdb.206.1995_015

8th EEGS Symposium on the Application of Geophysics to Engineering and Environmental Problems 1995

DOI: 10.3997/2214-4609-pdb.206.1995_015

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An Investigation Of Cracks In Rock Slope Using Ground Penetrating Radar

Katsuo Sasahara¹,

I. Asahi²,

Tsuneo Tsuchida³

et al.

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Application of a two-dimensional electrical tomography technique for investigating landslides along the Amman-Dead Sea highway, Jordan

Batayneh

Al-Diabat

2002

Environmental Geology

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Electrical tomography geophysical surveys were conducted with the SYSCAL-R2 resistivity instrument at the location of instantaneous rock failure of a few 1,000s m 3 along the Amman-Dead Sea highway, Jordan, providing a ground image for investigating landslide sites which caused material damage and closed the road. This slide occurred along two major fault planes after heavy rainfall in a rock consisting of a succession of shale, marl and marly limestone layers which were folded, tilted and fractured. Three electrical tomography profiles were performed along the axis of the slope to assess the landslide risk in such potential unstable areas. The results obtained, based on two-dimensional inversion of field data, have allowed mapping of the shale zones at depths which are characterized by a lower resistivity value, and have demonstrated that the rupture was initiated at the contact between the shale mass (black colored) and the massive limestone (white, yellowish-brown colored).

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Application of a two-dimensional electrical tomography technique for investigating landslides along the Amman-Dead Sea highway, Jordan

Batayneh

Al-Diabat

2002

Environmental Geology

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Wave field features of shallow vertical discontinuity and their application in non-destructive detection

Liu

Xia

Luo

et al. 2007

Journal of Applied Geophysics

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An Investigation Of Cracks In Rock Slope Using Ground Penetrating Radar

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Application of a two-dimensional electrical tomography technique for investigating landslides along the Amman-Dead Sea highway, Jordan

Application of a two-dimensional electrical tomography technique for investigating landslides along the Amman-Dead Sea highway, Jordan

Wave field features of shallow vertical discontinuity and their application in non-destructive detection

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