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Title: | LANDSLIDES, A DIRECT RESULT OF HUMAN ACTIVITIES AND ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS |
Authors: | ALUPOAE, D. ASUENCEI, V. TUNS, I. |
Keywords: | landslides soil erosion hydrostatic level finite element method slope stability |
Issue Date: | Nov-2014 |
Publisher: | TRANSILVANIA UNIVERSITY PUBLISHING HOUSE, BRASOV |
Abstract: | The expansion of constructed areas has revealed a major issue
concerning soil – building interaction: a change in soil characteristics due to
environmental and anthropogenic factors. The paper states the main effects
of these factors over the foundation terrain and takes into consideration some
methods used worldwide to counter their appearance. In order to better
understand the risks of a chaotic built environment a case study from Iasi
City, Romania is carried out. The paper presents a slope stability analysis
using MIDAS GTS, a finite element program, to take into account different
hypothesises that cause changes in soil behaviour under local loads. Finally,
the paper presents the conclusions that necessarily follow the case study. |
URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/472 |
ISSN: | 2285-7656 -L 2248-7648 |
Appears in Collections: | CIBv 2014
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