2022
DOI: 10.3390/su142315838
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Post Evaluation of Slope Cutting on Loess Slopes under Long-Term Rainfall Based on a Model Test

Abstract: The failure of treated slopes around the world, especially in China, is occurring at a noteworthy rate, resulting in an urgent requirement for post evaluation of the treated slopes; however, there is no mature technique established for post evaluation. By using a real loess slope treated by slope cutting in Shaanxi Province as the prototype, indoor geotechnical tests and model tests were performed to reveal the rainwater infiltration characteristics and pressure-varying characteristics inside the slope, the re… Show more

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“…Therefore, landslide detection and modeling plays a crucial role in their analysis [4]. These studies are categorized based on the triggering factors of landslides [5], primarily including those induced by rainfall [6][7][8] and earthquakes [9][10][11]. Key research topics in landslides include the prediction of displacement in single landslide [9,12], identification of landslides [13][14][15], susceptibility assessment [2,16], hazard evaluation [17], and risk assessment [18,19].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, landslide detection and modeling plays a crucial role in their analysis [4]. These studies are categorized based on the triggering factors of landslides [5], primarily including those induced by rainfall [6][7][8] and earthquakes [9][10][11]. Key research topics in landslides include the prediction of displacement in single landslide [9,12], identification of landslides [13][14][15], susceptibility assessment [2,16], hazard evaluation [17], and risk assessment [18,19].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%