This study presents the reassessment and stabilization design of a failed stepped slope located above a power plant structure in Murgul, Türkiye. Site characterization combined unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV)-based Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR) surveying and point-cloud processing with borehole investigations, Mult...
Burak Akçay, Osman Sivrikaya, H. Şahin et al.· Applied Sciences· 1 citation
This paper assesses the liquefaction susceptibility of dispersive soils in the city of Termez, southern Uzbekistan, an area subject to transit seismic effects from several surrounding seismogenic zones with magnitudes up to Mmax = 7.5. Engineering-geological investigations to a depth of 50 m identified three engineerin...
J. Bozorov, X. Isroilov, A. Mansurov et al.· E3S Web of Conferences· 0 citations
Geotechnical techniques are essential for subsurface geological investigations during the pre-feasibility phase of engineering projects. When the area under investigation is extensive, the density and consistency required for a conventional geotechnical reconnaissance program become both logistically complex and costly...
Issam Mehdi, A. Akhssas, A. Fadili· Ecological Engineering &...· 0 citations
To characterize the three-dimensional evolution of creep damage in deep roadway surrounding rock, this study establishes a COMSOL-based (Multiphysics 6.3) integrated analysis framework coupling creep damage, seismic velocity response and three-dimensional imaging. The framework adopts the Norton–Bailey creep constituti...
Shi-Chao Yang, Yong-Sheng Cao, Xu-Long Yao et al.· Applied Sciences· 0 citations
Slope instability constitutes a major constraint on infrastructure development in geologically complex and rapidly urbanizing regions such as West Java, Indonesia. Reliable slope stability analysis requires spatial characterization of subsurface mechanical parameters, including cohesion, internal friction angle, an...
Widodo, Hermawan Panjaya, S. Prassetyo et al.· Scientific Reports· 0 citations
In a polder system reclamation project, the future ground level of both the dike and the land side requires rigorous estimation as the sea water level will eventually be higher than the land side in the course of time. This paper discusses a past project experience of conducting settlement fitting analysis of a reclama...
M. S. Tazakka, B. A. Tirta· IOP Conference Series: Earth...· 0 citations
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