Hydrological Characterisation Of Possible Triggering Scenarios In Slope Instability
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Free (open access)
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Volume
75
Pages
10
Published
2004
Size
406 kb
Paper DOI
10.2495/GEO040121
Copyright
WIT Press
Author(s)
O. Terranova & G. Gullà
Abstract
One of the most frequent landslide triggering causes are rainfalls which can determine such variation in pore pressures to reduce the shear strength and to determine slope instabilities. To realize failure mechanisms, surveys, investigations and analysis are expensive indispensable conditions. Then hydrological models are very useful to define scenarios that could trigger landslides generally classifiable and connected to homogeneous geoenvironmental contexts. Three classes of instabilities are considered: shallow (SH), medium deep (MD) and deep (DD) landslides. The hydrological analysis has been carried out referring to geo-environmental contexts in which landslides, referable to the considered classes, are traceable. For SH the employed procedure consists of analysin
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