Mathematical models for gully-wall and mineland-soil seep and slip

Mousavi, Seyed Farhad

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“…(1977 ) developed a model for flow through a ponded spoil bank. Mousavi (1978) developed some models for a mineland seepage problem at the Hull Site in southeast Iowa.…”

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“…(1977 ) developed a model for flow through a ponded spoil bank. Mousavi (1978) developed some models for a mineland seepage problem at the Hull Site in southeast Iowa.…”

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Saturated flow models applicable to hillside surface mine reclamation

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Mathematical models for gully-wall and mineland-soil seep and slip

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Saturated flow models applicable to hillside surface mine reclamation

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