2021
DOI: 10.46717/igj.54.2a.3ms-2021-07-24
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Slope Stability Analysis of the Southwestern Limb of Kosret Anticline in Dokan, Northeastern Iraq

Abstract: The stability of the rock slopes was studied on the southwestern limb of the Kosret Anticline in the Dokan Area in northeastern Iraq to analyze and indicate the danger of rock mass failures along the public street linking Dokan and Quesangaq, Erbil and the road which link between the city and the residential neighborhood of Dokan Lake, as well as the revealing and the analysis of the risk of landslides in the slopes and rocks detectors of exposed rocks of the formations in the study area. The stereographic pro… Show more

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“…The laboratory work included conducting some geotechnical tests. Unconfined Compressive Strength Test, which was carried out according to the American Standard, ASTM, D-2938-95 ( 2004), (Table 1) and determining of the internal friction angle in the field according to the tilt method of Bruce et al (1989) which consider important factor to study the condition of failures, (Zarraq, 2021). Office work included data and test results representation, Table 2.…”
Section: Laboratory Testing and Office Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The laboratory work included conducting some geotechnical tests. Unconfined Compressive Strength Test, which was carried out according to the American Standard, ASTM, D-2938-95 ( 2004), (Table 1) and determining of the internal friction angle in the field according to the tilt method of Bruce et al (1989) which consider important factor to study the condition of failures, (Zarraq, 2021). Office work included data and test results representation, Table 2.…”
Section: Laboratory Testing and Office Workmentioning
confidence: 99%