2020
DOI: 10.1007/s12665-020-09212-y
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Multidisciplinary approach for assessment of the factors affecting geohazard in karst valley: the case study of Gravina di Petruscio (Apulia, South Italy)

Abstract: Management plans, actions and strategies for preventing and mitigating natural disasters require detailed information on natural and human-induced geohazards for the area under evaluation. Karst areas are particularly prone to instability due to the natural fragility of their environment but are also vulnerable due to human activity. In-depth studies of the factors controlling mass movement processes, including land use over time, become crucial for understanding instability mechanisms and future landscape evo… Show more

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“…These methods are only applicable to certain areas and are heavily dependent on geological exploration data. The analysis results are only applicable to certain engineering conditions and thus have great limitations 20 . The theoretical analysis of karst caves, on the other hand, is generally made on the basis of consideration of the overall stability with a discounted safety factor based on engineering experience, and does not analyze the influence of factors such as the position and shape of the karst cave on the final fracture surface of the pit slope.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These methods are only applicable to certain areas and are heavily dependent on geological exploration data. The analysis results are only applicable to certain engineering conditions and thus have great limitations 20 . The theoretical analysis of karst caves, on the other hand, is generally made on the basis of consideration of the overall stability with a discounted safety factor based on engineering experience, and does not analyze the influence of factors such as the position and shape of the karst cave on the final fracture surface of the pit slope.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%